National Microscope Exchange selling newly released products Master Series brix refractometers

PRLog (Press Release) - Nov 19, 2009 -
Atago Company has added new products to their Master  series of brix refractometers, a line of hand held refractometers that is the  next generation in brix testing.  The  Master series refractometers, as supplied by National Microscope Exchange, are  perfect for testing fruit juices, soft drinks, and water soluble cutting oil.

Carnation, WA, October 16, 2006 – The successful line of  hand held brix refractometers by Atago Company LTD has added new products, and  is being carried by National Microscope Exchange.  The Master Series replaced the popular  N-series refractometers, which were a mainstay of the company for years.   Atago Company is one of the most respected  world leaders in manufacture of refractometer products according to National  Microscope Exchange President Rowland Brasch.
“The Master series brix refractometers are very simple  instruments to use,” said Brasch.  “You  simply put a few drops of sample on the glass prism, hold it to the light, and  read an internal scale which will give you the brix reading number.  The number on the scale corresponds to levels  of brix or sugar content in the sample.”
The Master series of brix refractometers are  available in a hand-held  design with options that include Automatic Temperature Compensation (ATC) and  Water resistant properties (IP65) all in one.   Included are functions that feature a high contrast, easy-to-read scale,  a well balanced design for easy-to-hold operation, and easy-sampling and fast  disposal of sample solutions.   Improvements were also made for a more hygienic (HACCP approved) aspect  by employing a new, smooth type of grip. 
“Hand refractometers are attractive to users because of  their portability, accuracy and ease of use,” said Brasch. “The Master Series  brix refractometers are also very affordable instruments, and include the  Master-alpha, Master-T and Master-M for brix readings of 0-32%.”  Additional newly added models include  instruments that can be used for testing milk and high acidity products.
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