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Gary
Gary Member Posts: 29
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Whats the best refractometer for testing the freeze point in heating systems

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  • Glen
    Glen Member Posts: 854
    Fisher

    We use a Fisher Model 13-946-28. It was about $300 cdn. Glass optics, adjustable zero, adjustable eyepiece (for those of use that pack too many pairs of glasses) & suitable for both ethylene & polypropylene glycols. Battery acid too.
  • hr
    hr Member Posts: 6,106
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  • JohnWood1
    JohnWood1 Member Posts: 63
    Refractometer.... available

    > We use a Fisher Model 13-946-28. It was about

    > $300 cdn. Glass optics, adjustable zero,

    > adjustable eyepiece (for those of use that pack

    > too many pairs of glasses) & suitable for both

    > ethylene & polypropylene glycols. Battery acid

    > too.



    I have a very slightly used optical refractometer I no longer need and I would part with cheap. Make me an offer! Add an o to the .cm on the email address.
  • JohnWood1
    JohnWood1 Member Posts: 63
    Refractometer.... available

    I have a very slightly used optical refractometer I no longer need and I would part with cheap. Make me an offer! Add an o to the .cm on the email address.
  • Unknown
    Unknown
    misco

    I use one weekly, $149.
  • John Felciano
    John Felciano Member Posts: 411
    I got

    Mine on e-bay for around $75.00 brand new,it works great.
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