ATAGO Clinical Refractometers utilize light refraction principles and specialized scales tailored for clinical applications, including determining urine specific gravity and measuring total protein in serum or plasma.

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Atago Refractometer

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What is a refractometer, and how does it work?

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A refractometer measures the refraction of light through a liquid to determine its properties, such as concentration or specific gravity. This model is specifically designed for clinical purposes.

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What clinical applications can this refractometer be used for?

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This refractometer is designed for measuring urine specific gravity and total protein in serum or plasma, commonly used in diagnostic and medical analysis.

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Is this device suitable for laboratory use?

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Yes, it is suitable for clinical and laboratory environments due to its precision and purpose-built scales.

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Does this refractometer require calibration?

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Yes, like most precision instruments, periodic calibration is needed for accurate results. It usually involves using distilled water or a standard solution.

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How accurate are the readings from this refractometer?

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The Atago refractometer is known for its high accuracy, meeting clinical-grade standards.

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Is this device easy to operate for beginners?

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Yes, it is designed for ease of use with clear instructions and a user-friendly interface suitable for both beginners and professionals.

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Does it require any special training to use?

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Basic knowledge of refractometry and clinical measurements is sufficient. No specialized training is required.

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How do I clean the refractometer after use?

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The prism and surrounding area should be cleaned with a soft cloth and appropriate cleaning solution to avoid contamination and ensure accuracy.

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Is this refractometer durable?

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Yes, Atago refractometers are designed with high-quality materials to withstand regular clinical use.

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Can this device be used for non-clinical purposes?

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While it is optimized for clinical applications, it can potentially measure similar properties in other liquid samples, though it may not be ideal for those purposes.