Beekeeping Tester Bees Honey Refractometer | 58-90% Brix / 38-43 Be' (Baume) / 12-27%

Quality Heavy-duty and lightweight with its aluminum construction Approved by strict quality and safety standards Durable and built to last long Made with the highest and finest quality of aluminum & rubber that makes it lightweight Cushioned with soft & comfortable non-slip rubberized grip handle Adjustable manual focusing Features Equipped with tri-scale measurement (water, baume & brix) that provides direct reading Adjustable manual focusing Soft rubber eye piece for comfortable viewing Calibration screw ATC - Automatic Temperature Compensation Easy to focus and calibrate Accurate testing results guaranteed Extremely easy-to-use and calibrate Specifications Measuring Range: 58-90%Brix 38-43 Be' (Baume) 12-27% Water Division: 0 .5% Brix 0.5Be' (Baume) 1% Water Accuracy: ±0.5% Brix ±0.5Be' (Baume) ±1% Water Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC) Size : 170x40x30/mm Weight: 200g Set Includes 1 x Traditional Honey Refractometer 1 x English Instruction Manual 1 x Mini screw driver 1 x Pipette Standard factory box

• Measure, monitor and control the percentage of dissolved sucrose in water, water content and baume in liquids, honey, fruit and vegetables.
• If you grow your own fruit and vegetables or keep your own bees and produce jams, honey, wines or juices, this Brix refractometer will give you the information that you need to ensure the end products' quality – all the way through the process of:
• Check the ripeness of fruit whilst it’s growing Verify the quality after picking or harvesting Control the concentrates during processing
• Use for testing the sugar content of Fruit juices, Soft drinks, Wine, Honey, Jam, Marmalade, Fruit and Vegetables.
• This model can also be used for controlling the concentration of various industrial fluids such as cutting lubricants and flux rinsing compounds.
• Ideal for field use - the refractometer has ATC (Automatic Temperature Compensation) for precise measurement without having to re-calibrate after changes in ambient working temperature.