0–80% Brix Refractometer for Sugar Content in Fruit, Juice, Honey, Syrup & Drinks – Optical Tester with ATC, No Battery Needed, for Food, Farming, Lab Use

The QUMOX 0–80% Brix Refractometer is a reliable and portable tool designed to measure the sugar content of various liquids including fruit juice, honey, maple syrup, soda, and more. With its wide measuring range (0% to 80% Brix), this refractometer offers flexibility for home, farm, factory, or lab environments.It requires no batteries, making it easy to use on the go. Simply place a few drops of liquid on the prism, close the daylight plate, and look through the eyepiece for an instant, accurate reading — no lookup charts required. The built-in ATC (Automatic Temperature Compensation) ensures your results remain stable between 0–25°C, even when ambient temperatures shift.Constructed with a durable plastic body and a rubberized grip for comfortable handling, this refractometer is safe and easy for both beginners and professionals.The full kit includes everything you need:✔ Refractometer✔ Dropper✔ Calibration screwdriver✔ Cleaning cloth✔ User manualApplications:Food and beverage quality controlRipeness testing of fruits and vegetablesHoney purity testingScience labs and agricultural studiesHome brewing and syrup preparation With QUMOX, getting accurate sugar readings is effortless, affordable, and convenient.

• Wide 0–80% Brix Range – Measures sugar content in fruits, fruit juice, honey, maple syrup, soft drinks, and other sugary liquids with a large readable scale.
• No Battery Required – Uses optical refraction for quick and accurate readings without any power source, perfect for field or lab use anytime, anywhere.
• ATC for Temperature Accuracy – Built-in Automatic Temperature Compensation (0–25°C) ensures consistent and reliable readings even when the environment changes.
• Portable & Complete Kit – Includes dropper, screwdriver, user manual, cleaning cloth.
• Multipurpose Use – Ideal for food & beverage production, fruit ripeness monitoring, home brewing, honey testing, and science education or research.