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Atago Digital Handheld Pocket Refractometers
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EW-02941-51
REFRACTOMETER, 0-53% BRIX |
| $295.00 / each (USD) | In stock. | | | |
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 | Compact durable unit provides simple and accurate Brix readings |  | Extended Brix ranges provide operator flexibility | | Rugged IP65 design is ideal for field use and easy cleanup | | This lightweight and compact pocket refractometer is ideal for determining Brix concentrations in fruits and beverages, cutting oils, and organic sample. In the field or indoors, measurements are quick and accurate. Simply apply two to three drops of sample onto the prism, press the start key, and the percentage value is displayed in seconds. Calibration is simple – clean off the prism, add water, and press the zero key. The easy to read LCD display eliminates the possibility of interpretation errors. Clean up is simple, as these units can be easily cleaned under running water. | | What's Included: | | storage case and two AAA batteries. |
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| Specifications | | Range | 0.0% to 53.0% Brix | | Resolution | 0.1% Brix | | Accuracy | ±0.2% Brix | | Temp compensation | 10 to 60°C, (50 to 140°F) | | Display | LCD | | Power | 2 AAA Batteries | | Dimensions | 2" W x 4-9/32" H x 1-7/32" D | | Response time | 3 seconds | | Sample volume | 0.1 to 0.3 mL |
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Q: Can this unit be used to measure the % solids in a tomato paste? Asked on 11/2/2009 by Jimmy G from Berkeley, IL Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: This is used to determine the sugar content. Please contact our technical application specialists for additional assistance (contact information can be found on the product web page). Answered on 11/2/2009 by Jen from Technical Support
Q: Can this be used for scientifc purposes to measure refractive indices of fractions of a density gradient to check linearity of the gradient and predict the density profiles? Asked on 9/24/2009 by Dave from UK Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: This unit is calibrated for percent sugar in a liquid. You may want to look into a refractometer like part number 81030-00, this is a full RI range instrument. If you know what range the RI you'll be analyzing is in please contact us directly for other options. Answered on 9/24/2009 by Jen from Technical Support
Q: Can this be used to measure the % of sugar in honey? Asked on 8/25/2009 by rina from ny Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: The Brix level generally found in honey is much higher than 53% (the upper range of this unit), I suggest using 02941-52 or 02941-53 for honey. Answered on 8/26/2009 by Jen from Technical Support
Q: Will this product measure tapioca/potato/corn starch solids down to 1-2%? Asked on 7/10/2009 by Anonymous Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: Generally solids within a mixture will compromise the reading of a refractometer. If there was a way for you to filter the solids prior to placement into the sample reservior would you be able to read results in the 1-2% range. Please contact our technical application specialists for additional assistance (contact information can be found on the product web page). Answered on 7/10/2009 by Jen from Technical Support
Q: Will this model find the protein level in plasma? Asked on 6/17/2009 by Kurt from Milford, MA Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: Brix is a measurement of sugar within a sample. This unit is not calibrated to determine the protien level in blood. Please contact our technical application specialists for additional assistance. Answered on 6/22/2009 by Jen from Staff Expert
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Goodbye to handheld refractometers! By labcat from Buffalo Lake MN on 8/14/2007 Pros: Accurate, Durable, Easy To Use, Well Calibrated, Works Properly Best Uses: In The Field, In The Lab Describe Yourself: Lab Manager Bottom Line: Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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