KERN Optics ORA 80 BE Operating Manual

KERN Optics ORA 80 BE is an analog refractometer designed for measuring the refractive index of transparent substances, like liquids and even some solids. This device is especially useful when working with sugar solutions and determining their Brix concentration. The ORA 80 BE features two distinct measurement ranges and a scale that allows for easy reading of results. It also has a built-in calibration function to ensure accuracy.

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Key features

  • Analogue refractometer

  • Brix scale

  • Two measurement ranges

  • Calibration function

  • Easy to read scale

Frequently asked questions

The ORA 80 BE is an analog refractometer used to measure the refractive index of transparent substances, primarily liquids, to determine their concentration, particularly in sugar solutions, using Brix units.

To calibrate the ORA 80 BE, you need to use the provided calibration liquid (usually distilled water) and follow these steps: clean the prism, apply a few drops of calibration liquid, close the prism cover, wait for temperature stabilization, and adjust the scale using the supplied tool until the boundary line aligns with the 0% Brix value.

After calibrating, clean the prism and apply a few drops of your sample. Close the cover, wait for temperature stabilization, and look through the eyepiece. The boundary line between the bright and blue field will indicate the Brix value on the scale.

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