VEE GEE BX-50 User Manual

Range: Brix 0.0-50.0%
Resolution: 0.5%
Accuracy: ±0.5%
Dimensions: 40 x 40 x 145mm (1.6 x 1.6 x 5.7”)
Weight: 225g (7.9 oz.)
Supplied With: Vinyl Carrying Case (1), Plastic Transfer Pipet (1)
Printed in China
VGMNL010320-43015
Operation Manual
Model BX-50
Brix 0-50%
Specifications
Cat. No. 43015
Temperature Correction Table
For Refractometers Calibrated At 20°C (l=589nm)
Source: ICUMSA,
1974
As an alternative to recalibration of the refractometer due to ambient temperature changes, the following temperature
correction table can be used. Ensuring that both the distilled water and the ambient temperature are both at exactly 20°C,
follow steps 2-7 under the CALIBRATION section on the preceding page. Once this is accomplished, if ambient temperature
changes, simply apply the temperature correction values listed below. For example, a reading of Brix 40.0% at 25°C is
corrected to Brix 40.4%; a reading of Brix 65.0% at 10°C is corrected to Brix 64.25%.
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VEE GEE BX-50 Specifications

General

Brand	VEE GEE
Model	BX-50
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English

Summary

Temperature Correction Table

How to Use the Temperature Correction Table

Explains how to use the table to correct readings based on ambient temperature changes.

Temperature Correction Values

Table providing correction values for Brix readings at different temperatures.

Product Specifications

Details on the refractometer's range, resolution, accuracy, dimensions, weight, and included accessories.

Introduction

Product Components

Identifies and describes the key parts of the VEE GEE Refractometer.

Calibration

Calibration Procedure

Step-by-step instructions for calibrating the refractometer using distilled water.

Precautions

Handling and Cleaning Precautions

Guidelines for safely handling, cleaning, and maintaining the refractometer to prevent damage.

General Use

Reading Measurement

Instructions on how to apply a sample and read the Brix measurement on the refractometer.