Portable Refractometer with ATC 0-32％ Brix for Honey Moisture Baume Easy Usage

This compact and easy-to-use portable refractometer is designed to accurately measure the Brix, moisture content, and Baume of honey samples, making it an ideal tool for beekeepers, honey producers, and quality control professionals.

Product Features:

• Wide Measurement Range: Measures Brix from 0 to 32%, moisture content from 12 to 27%, and Baume from 38 to 43.
• Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC): Ensures accurate readings even in fluctuating temperatures.
• Dual Scale Display: Simultaneously displays Brix and moisture content or Brix and Baume, providing convenient and versatile readings.
• Easy to Use: Simply place a few drops of honey on the prism, hold it up to light, and read the scale.
• Durable Construction: Made of high-quality aluminum and optical glass, ensuring durability and longevity.
• Portable and Convenient: Compact size and lightweight design make it easy to carry and use in the field or in the lab.

Key Usage Points:

• Honey Quality Control: Determine the sugar content and moisture level of honey to ensure compliance with standards.
• Beekeeping Management: Monitor the health and productivity of beehives by measuring honey moisture content.
• Food and Beverage Industry: Measure the sweetness and consistency of honey-based products.
• Educational and Research Purposes: Conduct experiments and demonstrations related to honey properties.

Additional Features:

• High-Resolution Scale: Clear and precise graduations for accurate measurements.
• Ergonomic Design: Comfortable to hold and use for extended periods.
• Calibration Tool Included: Allows for easy and regular calibration to maintain accuracy.

Benefits:

• Precise and Reliable Measurements: Ensures accurate assessment of honey quality.
• Time-Saving and Efficient: Quick and easy measurements reduce testing time.
• Compact and Portable: Convenient for on-site or in-lab use.
• Enhanced Honey Quality: Helps maintain consistent honey quality by identifying deviations from desired standards.

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