Propylene Glycol Refractometer

Introduction:

The LH series are designed for measuring the concentration of the battery fluids. the freezing point of antifreeze liquid and windshield cleaning fluid. With the indication of the percentage you may know at which temperature the fluid will be frozen for both propylene glycol and ethylene glycol. Glycol refractometer can also be used for checking the strength of electrolyte solution battery.

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FAQ:

1.What is a refractometer for glycol?

Answer: We have two different types of refractometers that you can use to measureglycol concentration in water. The first is the MISCO 7084VP+ Glycol & Battery Tester. It is a traditional analog refractometer with scales for measuring both ethylene glycol (EG) and propylene glycol (PG) freeze points.

2.How do you use a refractometer?

Open the sample plate, make sure it is clean and dry, then add a few drops of your wort. Again, if the wort is hot allow it to cool to room temperature first (ideally 68F). Close the sample plate, check for bubbles, and then hold the refractometer up to a natural light source.

3.What does a coolant refractometer do?

Refractometers are handheld, lightweight, portable instruments used to determine the concentration of water soluble fluids such as machine tool coolants, heat treating fluids, hydraulic fluids, plating baths, detergents, antifreeze, battery acid, etc.

4.What is a refractometer and what is it used for in automotive?

A Refractometer is an optical device that measures how light passes through a sample of coolant to determine its concentration and freeze point. The operator places a small amount of coolant on the prism and, through the viewfinder, reads the measurement on a scale.

5.What is the principle of a refractometer?

Refractometers are instruments to measure substances dissolved in water and certain oils. The refractometer works using the principle of light refraction through liquids. As light passes from air into a liquid it slows down.