HHTEC winemaker Refractometer 0-32 Brix (sugar) 0-140 Öchsle 0-27 KMW with ATC for measuring sugar related liquids such as fruit juice, wine, beer etc.
£22.9
- Discover the HHTEC Winemaker Refractometer, your go-to tool for precisely measuring sugar content in liquids like fruit juices, wines, and beers. This traditional refractometer boasts a measurement range of 0-32% Brix, 0-140 °Oechsle, and 0-27 KMW, making it an essential companion for both amateur and professional winemakers alike. With a resolution of 0.2% for Brix, 2.0 ° for Oe, and 0.5 ° for KMW, you can count on accurate results every time.
- What sets this refractometer apart is its Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC), which ensures that your readings remain precise between 10°C and 30°C. Plus, the easy-to-use design features a calibration screw for zero calibration at 20°C, allowing for hassle-free usage.
- Simply place 2-3 drops of your sample on the main prism, close the panel, and look through the eyepiece to read your results effortlessly. The adjustable eyepiece provides a clear view, while the daylit-visible scale ensures easy reading in various lighting conditions. Whether you're monitoring sugar levels in your home-brewed beer or checking the sweetness of your homemade jam, the HHTEC Winemaker Refractometer is your reliable partner in culinary creativity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Popular questions and answers about this product
What is a refractometer used for?
A refractometer is used to measure the sugar content in liquids, making it ideal for winemaking, beer brewing, and testing fruit juices and honey.
How do I use the HHTEC Refractometer?
Simply place 2-3 drops of your sample on the main prism, close the panel, and look through the eyepiece to read the results.
Does this refractometer have temperature compensation?
Yes, the HHTEC Refractometer features Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC) for accurate readings between 10°C and 30°C.
What is the measurement range of this refractometer?
The HHTEC Refractometer measures Brix (0-32%), Oechsle (0-140 °), and KMW (0-27 °), making it versatile for various applications.
How do I calibrate the refractometer?
You can easily calibrate the refractometer to zero using distilled water at 20°C, ensuring accurate readings.
Is the HHTEC Refractometer easy to read?
Absolutely! The refractometer features a daylit-visible scale and an adjustable eyepiece for a clear view of your measurements.
