Hand held refractometers overview |
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The use of a hand refractometer facilitates convenient and rapid measurement of concentration in a number of liquid and semi-solid samples. Food applications include the measurement of sugar in grape must and other fresh fruit, processed food, sugar solutions and beverages. Starch, honey and salt solutions may also be measured. Hand held refractometers are also commonly used to control blend ratios of various industrial liquids. Chemical blends such as glycols, battery acid, heat exchange fluids, automotive antifreeze, aviation ‘wing de-icers’ and aviation fuel ‘ice inhibitors’ can be controlled easy whilst measurement of industrial fluids such as coolants, quenchants and hydraulic oils are commonplace. Bellingham + Stanley Ltd. Offer a choice of instruments. |
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Eclipse Range The Eclipse range of optical refractometer offers high quality at an affordable price. The instruments are manufactured in the United Kingdom and are sealed to an ingress protection of IP65. The instruments are of ergonomic design, making use in wet and cold environments easy. Low Volume Eclipse refractometers, unique to B+S, are equipped with a specially designed sample presser to optimize the spreading of sample droplets and ensure the sharpest possible borderline. These instruments are popular with botanists and entomologists for the study of nectars and pollination where sample volumes of 1 microlitre are available. Full technical specification for Eclipse Refractometers
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E-Line Range The E-line range of refractometers offer a similar type of measurement to the Eclipse but at an affordable price, making them an ideal introduction to the world of refractometry. Special ‘multi-range versions’ offer wide Brix measurement within one instrument. Full technical specification
for E-line 80 Refractometer
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DR Digital DR
digital hand refractometers offer accurate results, especially if a number
of different operators are to use the equipment as no optical alignment
is necessary. All that is required is to place the sample on the prism
and press the read button – the instrument takes care of the rest.
Temperature corrected results* are displayed on the liquid crystal display
(LCD) in two seconds. |
 Bench RefractometersClick here to see the available bench refractometers from Bellingham+Stanley Ltd. |
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