Digital refractometer offers paramount accuracy
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A Krüss Optronic product story
Edited by the Laboratorytalk editorial team
Jun 13, 2005
Integrated Peltier thermostat gives excellent temperature control, adjusting the temperature of the measuring prism to an accuracy of 0.1C and with a stability of just 0.05C
The new Kreuss Optronic digital refractometer series comes with an integrated Peltier thermostat to give excellent temperature control.
Within the interval of 10C to 80C, the thermostat adjusts the temperature of the measuring prism at an accuracy of 0.1C and with a stability of just 0.05C.
The self-explanatory touch screen and user-friendly USB and RS232 interfaces meet every expectation, says the company.
A high-speed processor supports the on-board software and enables short measuring times.
The DR6000 series comprises four standard models variable according to range, resolution and accuracy.
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