The ATAGO Hand-Held Refractometer MASTER-GOE is designed for precise measurement of liquid concentrations and refractive indices, particularly in winemaking applications. This instrument measures German Oechsle from 30 to 170° and Brix from 0.0 to 40.0%, featuring Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC) for accurate readings between 10 to 30°C. Its ergonomic design includes a focusing eyepiece and soft rubber eyecup to minimize stray light and enhance user comfort.
This refractometer is an essential tool for wine producers and quality control professionals seeking reliable and precise measurements in their processes.
It is designed for precise measurement of liquid concentrations and refractive indices, particularly in winemaking applications. This instrument measures German Oechsle from 30 to 170° and Brix from 0.0 to 40.0%, featuring Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC) for accurate readings between 10 to 30°C. Its ergonomic design includes a focusing eyepiece and soft rubber eyecup to minimize stray light and enhance user comfort.
Yes. It is designed for precise measurement of liquid concentrations and refractive indices, particularly in winemaking applications, and offers an accuracy of ±2° Oechsle, ±0.5% Brix to support this kind of work.
It has an accuracy of ±2° Oechsle, ±0.5% Brix, and is supplied under manufacturer part number 2592.
It offers german Oechsle: 30 to 170°, Brix: 0.0 to 40.0%, accurate readings between 10 to 30°C, focusing eyepiece with soft rubber eyecup for reduced stray light and enhanced comfort and IP65-rated, dust-tight and protected against water jets.
For precise measurement of liquid concentrations and refractive indices, particularly in winemaking applications, the ATAGO model is the better choice, offering an accuracy of ±2° Oechsle, ±0.5% Brix. The Kern & Sohn model offers a temperature range of 0°C to 40°C, 1 × AAA battery with automatic power-off after 60 seconds and dimensions of 121 × 58 × 25 mm as an alternative, while the ATAGO model's german Oechsle: 30 to 170°, Brix: 0.0 to 40.0% and accurate readings between 10 to 30°C help make it a strong fit for precise measurement of liquid concentrations and refractive indices, particularly in winemaking applications.
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