What is the primary use of the Reichert Refractometer?
The Reichert Refractometer is used to measure the Brix scale or percentage of solids in liquids, making it ideal for applications in food and beverage, chemical, and industrial settings.
Does this refractometer support automatic temperature compensation (ATC)?
Yes, it features automatic temperature compensation, ensuring accurate readings without the need for manual adjustments.
How durable is the Reichert Refractometer?
It has an impact-resistant black polymer housing and an IP67 rating, making it dustproof and water-resistant, suitable for rugged environments.
Can this refractometer be used for measuring sugar content in beverages?
Yes, it is designed to measure the Brix scale, which is commonly used to determine sugar content in juices, sodas, and other liquids.
How easy is it to operate the Reichert Refractometer?
It is designed for user-friendly operation with improved image quality, making readings clear and easy to interpret.
Is this refractometer suitable for laboratory and industrial use?
Yes, it is ideal for both laboratory and industrial applications where precise measurement of Brix or % solids is required.
Does the Reichert Refractometer require any calibration?
Like all refractometers, periodic calibration is recommended to maintain accuracy, typically using distilled water or a calibration solution.
Can this device be used in outdoor or harsh environments?
Yes, with its IP67 dustproof and water-resistant design, it is suitable for use in outdoor and demanding conditions.
What types of liquids can this refractometer measure?
It can measure a wide range of liquids, including beverages, syrups, industrial fluids, and other solutions requiring Brix or % solids measurement.