Handheld Refractometer

Are you looking for an accurate, reliable, and easy-to-use handheld refractometer for fruit juice? This handheld refractometer is the perfect tool for your needs! It's designed to be simple and straightforward, while also providing you with precise results. With this handheld refractometer, you can quickly and easily measure the sugar content of your fruit juice and make sure it's up to the standard you desire. Get your handheld refractometer today and start measuring your fruit juice with confidence! Brand: XINGWEIQIANG. Features: The handheld refractometer is equipped with a prism refractometer and a scale measurement that provides direct reading. It is extremely easy to use and calibrate. It has adjustable manual focusing and uses ambient light, eliminating the need for batteries or a power source. The refractometer has a measuring range of 0-32% Brix and a reference temperature of 20degC. It also has Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC) with a compensation range of 10degC~30degC (50degF~86degF). The refractometer comes with a mini-screwdriver for manual calibration. Product Variations: The specific model number of the handheld refractometer is JG5236. There are no variations. Usage: The handheld refractometer is designed for measuring the sugar content (Brix) in fruit and vegetable juices. It can be used by individuals or professionals in the food and beverage industry to ensure the desired sugar concentration in their products. Care: It is important to keep the refractometer dry and clean in its box to maintain reading accuracy and durability. Materials: The materials used in the construction of the handheld refractometer are not specified. Dimensions: The dimensions of the refractometer box are 205mm x 75mm x 55mm. Weight: The weight of the handheld refractometer is not mentioned. Package Contents: 1x handheld refractometer, 1x mini screwdriver for calibration, and 1x user manual. Warranty: No warranty information is provided for this product. Important: It is important to calibrate the refractometer accurately for precise measurements. Calibration should be done with distilled water at an ambient temperature of about 68 F.