Refractometers Dealers in Tagore Garden, Ambala

Type Is Specially Designed For Sugar Factory With Ioc Provided With Double Wedge Compensations Workable On Ordinary Bulb Of 100 Watts And Suitable ForUse With Pol Tubes Upto 400 MM The Complete Polarimeter With 3 Pol Tubes Of 100 MM, 200MM & 400 MM. Specification : Range Of Measurement - -10 To +110s (Positive Scale) +10 To -110s (Negative Scale) Vernier Accuracy - 0.1 S Telescopic Magnification - 4.5 X Polarizing Aperture - 6.5 MM Analyzer - Glans Thompson Prisom & Quartz Wedge. Polarizer & Half Shade - Natural Quartz Crystal Lippich Prisom Filter - Orange Filter With A Spectoral Transmission From 5500 AU to 8000 AU Light Source - Ordinary Bulb Of 100 Watts Pol Tube Length - Suitable For Use With Pol Tubes Up to 400 MM

• Measurement Range: Refractive Index 1.3000－1.7000 , Concentration 0－95%

This Automatic Digital Refractometer (DR 194 E) Abbe does not need manual alignment and reading, just to test the liquid droplets in the table, close the lid, click the Test button, all the work automatically, the required data are displayed on the screen, including: the date, temperature, refractive index, concentration, and amended in accordance with the current temperature of the refractive index and concentration, and with built-printers, print test data can be archived. Automatic Digital Refractometer Abbe eliminated a lot of manual operation and calculation record. Many errors can be avoided and the calculation error, test, record data true and reliable.

• Weight: Approx. 30 kg
• Light Source: Tungsten-Halogen lamp (WI), Sodium lamp (Na), Mercury lamp (Hg) (Up to two light sourcess can be installed.)
• Wavelength: 880, 633, 589, 578, 546, 436, 405, 365, 334, 325, 313, 302, 296, 280, 254 nm
• Modulator: Faraday cell
• Aperture: 1.8, 3 and 8 mm diameters
• Measurement Accuracy: +-0.002 Degree (up to 1 Degree)
• Detector: Photomultiplier tube (1P28-01) (R928 - option)

Heavy casted round base with aluminium body and all other parts of plated brass. Fixed body leaned at 600 angle, Abbe double prisms with the thermostat, compensator, telescope mirror, limb, graduated sector, reading magnifier and radial arm which carries vernier. Abbe’s double prisms leaves a narrow space between the adjoining faces of the prisms. Compensator consists of the amici prisms which serve for rendering the line of achromatic separation. Adjust the eye pieces of both telescopes and reading magnifier, so that well defined images of cross lines and scales is obtained. Open the Abbe’s double prism and put two or three drops of liquid upon the adjoining face of the prism for measuring. When the prisms are closed the liquid spreads over the whole surface of the prisms forming a thin layer. Adjust the mirror to get proper incident light, and also the compensator and radial arm, so that the boundary line of bright and dark is clearly seen in the visual field of telescope. Turn radial arm by means of fine adjustment to bring the line precisely on the cross line and read of scale on the sector. For the dark color substance to be examined as molasses, fructose or jam, the light from the mirror is not sufficient for observation, take off the cover of the circular opening. Then the light proceeds so as to be reflected on the boundary surface and the prism for convenient observation.   Abbe double prisms are heated by a double jacket metal casing in which warm water under 70°C circulates. Temperature of water can be adjusted and read by the thermometer fitted at the double prism. To check the instruments for its accuracy with the aid of the standard plate and liquid that accompanies. Apply a small drop of standard oil on the standard plate and place it with a gentle pressure upon the face of the polished refractometer prism. Critical line should then be achromatized by means of compensator. Repeated readings should be taken, and compare the result of readings with the value of index mentioned on the standard plate. Complete with standard glass test plate, 4 ml. Monobrom Naphthalene (contact liquid), thermometer in a metal jacket, zero aluminium knob, brush, dust cover in a wooden cabinet.

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