The MCT700 and MCT750 are KPM Analytics’ latest in-line NIR sensors for food processing, delivering continuous measurement of moisture, fat/oil and product temperature. The MCT700 is IP67-rated with a standard Kel-F sensor window; the MCT750 steps up to IP69K washdown protection with advanced cooling and a rugged sapphire window — both measuring up to 100 readings per second.
The MCT700 and MCT750 are KPM Analytics’ newest in-line NIR (near infrared) sensors, providing continuous, non-contact measurement of moisture, fat/oil and product temperature. Installed over conveyors, augers and chutes, they’re built for food processing lines including baked and fried snacks, doughs, crackers, breakfast cereals and food ingredients — the same core parameters as the colour-measuring MCT790, without colour.
Like prior MCT Series models, the MCT700 and MCT750 are designed to integrate with KPM’s SensorVu Windows-based PC software for set-up, calibration, product code selection, diagnostics and remote trend monitoring.
Talk to the Techotrix team to find out whether the MCT700 or MCT750 is the right fit for your production line.
| MCT700 Housing | IP67-rated, standard Kel-F sensor window |
| MCT750 Housing | IP69K-rated (washdown), advanced cooling, rugged sapphire sensor window |
| Measured Parameters | Moisture, fat/oil, product temperature |
| Reading Speed | Up to 100 readings/second |
| Installation | Over conveyors, augers and chutes; optional traversing frame for full belt-width scanning with move-and-park lane analysis |
| Modularity | Fully modular; all components field-replaceable |
| Diagnostics | Advanced on-board diagnostics for easy troubleshooting |
Full technical datasheet (dimensions, power, communication protocols) available on request — contact the Techotrix team for the latest MCT700/MCT750 specification sheet.
The MCT700 and MCT750 are part of KPM’s newest MCT700 Series line-up, released August 2026. Related model to consider:
Contact the Techotrix team to discuss which MCT700 Series sensor best fits your application.




