Brix Refractometer for Homebrew Beer Wort, RGBS Dual Scale Automatic Temperature Compensation 0-32% Specific Gravity Hydrometer with ATC

• The hand-held refractometer is used to measure the density of sugar in a solution. The Brix scale measures between 0 and 32%.
• Easy to use. Place 2, 3 drops of the sample on the main prism, close the plate and look through the viewing window to read the Brix value.
• Versatile refractometer with automatic temperature compensation (10 ℃ ~ 30 ℃) and calibration screw (calibrating "0"). Ensures accurate measurement. The focus adjustment ensures accurate readability.
• Extensive accessories: pipette, (for absorbing the sample), a mini-screwdriver (to calibrate to "0"), a cleaning cloth (to clean the prism).
• Portable refractometer in robust housing. Compact dimensions and a low weight. Lightweight aluminium-plastic housing, easy to carry.

The refractometer is used in the production or production of sugar, food, fruit and beverages, etc. The Brix value can be measured from 0-32%. If the value is over the range, the measurement may not be as accurate. Applications include honey, water content of honey, sugar concentration, etc. The Brix value scale of 0 ~ 32% is ideal for sugar measurement, helps in the determination of product quality, inspection, sweet classification etc. Specifications: 1st function: the sugar content - measurement (only). 2nd Brix scale: 0 ~ 32%. Automatic temperature compensation: 10℃ ~ 30℃. Accuracy: ± 0.2%. Main material: aluminium. Contents: 1x Refractometer. 1x mini screwdriver. Pipette. 1x cleaning cloth. 1x English user manual. 1x plastic housing. Notes: Do not expose the device to extremely high humidity and do not immerse the device into the water. If this happens, humidity and water may enter the housing. Please do not measure any abrasive or corrosive chemicals with this device. It could cause damage to the prism coating. Clean the device between each measurement with a soft, damp cloth. Failure to clean the prism at regular intervals may result in inaccurate results and damage to the coating. The refractometer is an optical device. It requires careful handling and storage. Failure to do so may damage the optical components and their basic structure.