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A. Krüss Digital Refractometer DR7200-P 1.3000-1.5800; 0-95% Brix; +/-0.0001; +/-0.1% Brix, with Audit Trail

Brand:KRÜSS

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Depth
360 mm
Dimensions (WxDxH)
230 x 360 x 170 mm
Power supply frequency
50/60 Hz
Height
170 mm
IP code
IP 20
Max. temperature
60 °C
Max. voltage
240 V·AC
Min. temperature
10 °C
Min. voltage
90 V·AC
Power supply
90 ... 240 V·AC, 50/60 Hz

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Product description

The A.KRÜSS Digital Refractometer DR7200-P, 1.3000-1.5800, 0-95% Brix, +/-0.0001, +/-0.1% Brix, With Audit Trail is designed for precise and reliable refractive index and Brix measurements in laboratory and quality control applications. With a refractive index range of 1.3000 to 1.5800 and a Brix range of 0-95%, this digital refractometer supports accurate measurement workflows where traceability and compliance are required.

Key Features:

  • Brand: A.KRÜSS
  • Model: DR7200-P
  • Product Type: Digital Refractometer
  • Refractive Index Range: 1.3000 to 1.5800
  • Brix Range: 0-95% Brix
  • Accuracy: +/-0.0001 and +/-0.1% Brix
  • Data Integrity: Audit trail functionality
  • Compliance: Compliant with CFR 21 Part 11
  • Application: Suitable for refractive index and Brix measurement in laboratory, production and quality control workflows

This A.KRÜSS digital refractometer provides accurate measurement performance, audit trail support and CFR 21 Part 11 compliance for laboratories requiring dependable refractometry results.

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Digital Refractometer DR7200-P 1,3000-1,5800; 0-95% Brix; +/-0,0001; +/-0,1% Brix with audit trail

Manufacturer P/N

DR7200-P

Part Number

4.710 162

Manufacturer

KRÜSS

Max. temperature

60 °C

Digital Refractometer DR7400-P 1,30000-1,72000; 0-95%; +/-0,00002; +/-0,02% Brix with audit trail

Manufacturer P/N

DR7400-P

Part Number

4.710 164

Manufacturer

KRÜSS

Max. temperature

80 °C

Frequently asked questions

It is designed for precise and reliable refractive index and Brix measurements in laboratory and quality control applications. With a refractive index range of 1.3000 to 1.5800 and a Brix range of 0-95%, this digital refractometer supports accurate measurement workflows where traceability and compliance are required.

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