Introduction
Clinical Refractometers are designed for measuring the refractive index of fluids in medical and laboratory settings. They provide precise readings for the concentration of proteins, glucose, and other substances in bodily fluids, leading to accurate medical assessments. They feature automatic temperature compensation, ensuring accuracy in different environmental conditions. refractometers incorporate advanced optics that provide clear, easy-to-read results, enhancing workflow efficiency.
Clinical refractometers T-S211CRR
Clinical refractometer is equipped with Automatic temperature compensation (ATC) that adjusts itself to correct temperature discrepancies during usage. It features vivid and sharp reticle...
Clinical refractometers T-S210CRR
Clinical refractometer is equipped with Automatic temperature compensation (ATC) that adjusts itself to correct temperature discrepancies during usage. It features vivid and sharp reticle...
Standards
ISO 2173:2003-Fruit and vegetable products-Determination of soluble solids content-Refractometric method
Complies with the above standards, but is not limited to them.
Features
1. One-button zero and quick reading shorten each measurement.
2. Prism cover and daylight plate support stable optical readings.
3. Wide scales cover Brix, salinity, concentration and more.
4. Portable, bench or inline models fit varied applications.
5. Automatic temperature compensation reduces temperature error.
FAQ
What are the main applications of the Clinical refractometer?
The Clinical refractometer is used to measure refractive index and related values such as Brix, concentration or salinity of liquids. It supports food and beverage, chemical, pharmaceutical, automotive and quality-control laboratories.
Which standards and regulations apply to the Clinical refractometer?
The instrument is designed with reference to IEC 61010 electrical safety and relevant GB/T standards for refractometric measurement, with procedures following applicable standard methods. Compliance documentation can be provided on request.
What does the warranty cover?
The complete unit carries a 12-month warranty from delivery, covering the main body, core components and controller against manufacturing defects. Consumables and wearing parts such as filters, seals and probes are not covered. Damage from misuse, improper power or unauthorised repair is excluded, and extended warranty can be quoted.
How easy is the Clinical refractometer to use?
The controls are designed for regular laboratory use, so most users become confident after a brief introduction. The manual walks through each step, and common settings can be saved for repeat work. Online or on-site training is available if the site requires it.
What is the typical lead time for order delivery?
Standard models require 7-30 working days. In-stock units can ship within 3-7 working days. Custom configurations or large built-to-order systems may require additional time, and we confirm the exact schedule before order confirmation.
How often should the Clinical refractometer be calibrated?
To protect result reliability, periodic verification should be performed, typically once or twice a year. The instrument arrives factory-calibrated, and self-check routines help spot drift. We offer traceable calibration service if the site needs it.
Are the consumables universal or proprietary?
Filters, seals, probes and similar items are standard and can be supplied through our channel. Customers may also source equivalent items that meet the specification. Provide the model and serial number to confirm compatibility before ordering.
Can it be adapted to our requirements?
A range of options is available to match the application, such as alternative settings, fittings, data outputs or power supply. We confirm each option and its effect on price and schedule up front. Larger custom builds can be discussed.
How is the Clinical refractometer commissioned?
Benchtop and standard units typically require only placement and connection before use, while larger systems may need professional commissioning. We confirm the installation requirements at order stage. On-site service and training can be provided if needed.
What should be avoided when using the Clinical refractometer?
Do not use abrasive or strongly corrosive samples, scratch the prism or skip zero calibration. Clean the prism gently after each sample. Follow the operating instructions.
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