About Heavy Duty Abbe refractometer
Latest model designed for quick and convenient measurement of refractive index and also dispersion of liquids and solids. In additional sugars scale in provided facilitating measurement of percentage of sugar in solution. Useful for measuring refractive index in the range of 1.3 and 1.7 with an accuracy of 0.01 direct on scale and 0.0001 by estimation. Sugar percentage of0.95% with an accuracy of 1% on scale and 0.01by estimation can be measured. Packed in a wooden cabinet.
Exceptional Precision and DurabilityCrafted with high-purity optical glass and a powder-coated body, the HR-ABBE-HD offers exceptional optical clarity and mechanical resilience. Its advanced resolution (0.0001 RI / 0.1% Brix) and heavy-duty construction make it suitable for both routine and critical laboratory applications in various industries.
Versatile Applications and High CompatibilityDesigned for measuring the refractive index and sugar content of both liquids and solids, this instrument serves a wide range of fieldsfrom sugar refining and oil processing to chemical and pharmaceutical research. Its broad measurement range and integrated temperature control provision further enhance its adaptability.
User-Friendly Manual OperationThe refractometer operates manually, eliminating dependency on electrical power except when using external illumination or a water bath for expanded temperature control (0C to 100C). Calibration is straightforward with standard fluids, while the integrated thermometer simplifies temperature correction for accurate results.
FAQs of Heavy Duty Abbe refractometer:
Q: How is the Heavy Duty Abbe Refractometer calibrated for accurate measurements?
A: Calibration of the HR-ABBE-HD refractometer is performed using standard calibration fluids. Place the fluid on the prism surface, adjust the manual focus, and align the reading on the analog vernier scale to the known value of the calibration standard.
Q: What types of samples can be analyzed with this refractometer?
A: This device can be used to measure refractive index and Brix in a wide range of liquids and solids, including sugar solutions, oils, pharmaceutical substances, and chemical mixtures.
Q: When should I use the integrated thermometer and what is its range?
A: Use the integrated thermometer when sample temperature may affect refractive index readings. The built-in thermometer covers 0C to 70C, while external water bath connection extends the range to 0C to 100C.
Q: Where is this refractometer ideally used?
A: The refractometer is best suited for indoor laboratory environments such as research facilities, quality control labs, and industrial inspection stations.
Q: What is the process for measuring a sample with the HR-ABBE-HD?
A: Apply around 0.1 ml of your sample to the optical prism, manually focus the optics, and read the value from the analog vernier scale. The process ensures high-precision measurement of the samples refractive index or Brix content.
Q: What are the advantages of using this heavy-duty refractometer?
A: Key benefits include high measurement accuracy (0.0002 to 0.0003 RI), robust construction for extended durability, manual operation (no dependence on electricity), and the ability to work across a wide concentration and temperature range.
Q: How does temperature control benefit refractive index measurements?
A: Stable and accurate temperature control ensures the refractive index readings are reliable and not affected by temperature fluctuations. The provision for an external water bath allows precise adjustment during critical experiments.