About Refractometer ABBE 2WAJ
Refractometer
Ideal for measuring the refractive index of liquids, solids and sugar concentrations Indispensable instrument for industrial chemistry, petroleum, pharmaceutical, food oils and fats, sugars, universities.
Precision Measurement for Diverse ApplicationsThe ABBE 2WAJ Refractometer is engineered for versatility, accommodating single-sample analyses of liquids, semi-liquids, and select solids. Its broad refractive index range (1.3000 to 1.7000 nD) and Brix measurement capability make it suitable for critical quality control in food processing, chemical laboratories, and educational institutions alike.
Innovative Features for Reliable ResultsEquipped with a durable hard glass prism and a built-in thermometer for accurate temperature compensation, the ABBE 2WAJ provides consistent and precise readings across a wide range of environments. The analog scale and 6X magnification ensure easy viewing and interpretation, making analyses quick and dependable.
FAQs of Refractometer ABBE 2WAJ:
Q: How does the ABBE 2WAJ refractometer perform measurements?
A: The ABBE 2WAJ operates manually by placing a small sample (approximately 0.1 ml) on the hard glass prism. By looking through the 6X eyepiece, the user can instantly read refractive index or Brix values on the analog scale, aided by the integrated temperature compensation for accurate results.
Q: What types of samples can be analyzed with this refractometer?
A: This device can accurately measure the refractive index and sugar content of liquids, semi-liquids, and certain solids, making it suitable for applications in chemical labs, the food industry, sugar production, and research settings.
Q: When is temperature compensation especially beneficial during measurement?
A: Temperature compensation is crucial when sample and ambient temperatures vary between 10C and 30C. The built-in thermometer automatically adjusts readings to ensure precise results, even with slight temperature fluctuations.
Q: Where is the best place to use the ABBE 2WAJ refractometer?
A: The instrument is designed for bench-top use, making it ideal for laboratories, quality control departments in food or sugar factories, academic institutions, and any environment requiring accurate refractive index or Brix assessment.
Q: What is the calibration process for this instrument?
A: Calibration is done manually, typically using standard reference liquids with known refractive indices. This ensures the instrument remains accurate and reliable between uses.
Q: What are the primary benefits of using an ABBE 2WAJ refractometer?
A: Users benefit from precise and rapid measurements, robust construction, ease of use, and reliable temperature-compensated results. Its compact design suits a range of professional applications and environments.
Q: How much sample is needed for a single test?
A: Only about 0.1 ml of sample is required, allowing for efficient analysis even when sample volume is limited.