The Reagecon Sucrose (Brix) Standard - 50%, 15 mL, with a shelf-life of 1 year, is a high-precision calibration solution for refractometers. This solution, with a 50% sucrose concentration, ensures accurate and reliable Brix measurements in laboratory and industrial applications. Designed for calibration, it provides consistent results for accurate sugar concentration readings in various products, particularly in the food and beverage industry.
This sucrose Brix standard solution is ideal for ensuring accurate and precise refractometer calibration, ensuring high-quality measurements with a long shelf-life.
It is a high-precision calibration solution for refractometers. This solution, with a 50% sucrose concentration, ensures accurate and reliable Brix measurements in laboratory and industrial applications. Designed for calibration, it provides consistent results for accurate sugar concentration readings in various products, particularly in the food and beverage industry.
Yes. It is designed for Refractometer calibration for Brix measurements, and offers a sucrose concentration of 50% (Brix Standard) and a volume of 15 mL to support this kind of work.
It has a sucrose concentration of 50% (Brix Standard), a volume of 15 mL and a shelf life of 1 year, and is supplied under manufacturer part number BS50S.
It offers ISO 17025 accredited, uncertainty of measurement of 0.11 % for all Brix values at 20 °C, equivalent Nominal Refractive Index values from ICUMSA published tables reported on Certificate of Analysis and compatible with any brand of Refractometer.
For refractometer applications, the Reagecon Sucrose (Brix) Standard - 50%, 15 mL, Shelf-life of 1 Year is differentiated by sucrose concentration 50% (Brix Standard) and volume of 15 mL. The Exacta Abbe Refractometer Model RMT, 0-95% Brix, 0-70°C, 1.3-1.7 nD from Exacta is another named option in the same product category. Compare the required specifications, compatibility and workflow requirements before selection.
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