Digital Refractometer DR2052

Introduction

Digital Refractometer is equipped with double temperature stability checks to enhance measurement consistency. It operates at a wavelength of 589 nm under room temperature conditions. Integrated with a high-performance linear CCD sensor, ensuring precise signal acquisition and processing. Incorporates a durable sapphire prism that provides high stability and accurate refraction results. Our Digital Refractometer also includes a sample cover that forms a tight seal to prevent evaporation.

Applications

Digital Refractometer is used across petroleum, pharmaceutical, food, chemical, and sugar industries, as well as in laboratories and research institutes for precise measurement of refractive index, concentration, and purity.

Specifications

Measuring range	1.3000 to 1.7000 (nD)
Resolution	0.0001 (nD)
Precision	±0.0002
Brix range	0 to 100 % (Brix)
Brix accuracy	±0.1 % (Brix)
Test mode	Refractive index / sugar content
Wavelength	589 nm
Temperature control range	Room temperature
Temperature control stability	Room temperature
Light Source	LED
Prism	Sapphire
Sample cell	Stainless steel
Detection method	High-resolution linear CCD
Display method	7-inch FTF color touch screen
Data Storage	32 GB
Output method	USB, RS232, RJ45, SD card, U disk
Power Supply	220V / 50Hz
Dimensions	360 × 300 × 155 mm
Weight	5 kg

Features

Touch screen.

LED cold light source.

Data statistical retrieval.

Multiple communication interfaces.

Constant temperature control.

Benchtop design.

FAQs

1. How does a digital refractometer work?

It uses an optical sensor and a light source to measure how light bends when passing through a liquid sample. The instrument then calculates and displays the refractive index or related concentration value.

2. Do digital refractometers require temperature compensation?

Yes, temperature affects the refractive index.

3. Can digital refractometers measure multiple parameters?

Yes, our models can measure Brix, refractive index, salinity, alcohol content, and other parameters with different modes.

4. Can a digital refractometer be used for solid samples?

Digital refractometers are designed for liquid samples.

5. How long does it take to get a reading?

Our digital refractometers provide instant readings within 1-5 seconds, making them faster than traditional manual refractometers.