Doctor Le Parco Brix Scale Refractometer with ATC | 0-32% Range for Chemistry Study & Lab Testing | Analog Tool for Measuring SSC Content | Ideal for Food, Agriculture & Chemical Labs
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đź’§Water resistant
🔬Analog precision
🌡️ATC feature
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🔍 Discover the science of sweetness with precision!
- USER FRIENDLY DESIGN - Compact and handheld for effortless operation in any setting.
- PRECISION MEASUREMENT - Achieve accurate Brix values for various liquids with ease.
- VERSATILE APPLICATIONS - Perfect for food, agriculture, and chemical labs—your all-in-one solution.
- DURABLE EASY TO CLEAN - Water-resistant design ensures longevity and hassle-free maintenance.
- AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CORRECTION - Stay ahead with ATC that adjusts readings for temperature variations.
The Doctor Le Parco Brix Scale Refractometer is a handheld analog instrument designed for measuring the refractive index of liquids, specifically tailored for calculating Brix values in fruit juices, soft drinks, and sauces. With features like automatic temperature correction and a water-resistant design, this refractometer is ideal for laboratory and production environments, ensuring durability and ease of use.
Specifications
| Brand | Doctor Le Parco |
| Manufacturer | DOCTOR LE PARCO MEDICAL CO |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Number of Memory Sticks | 1 |
| Item part number | DLP-880811B |
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