Ask An Expert

We will Follow up with you within 24 hours.

Polarimeter

A polarimeter is an instrument employed for measuring the optical rotation of a substance. By determining optical rotation, the polarimeter enables the analysis of a substance's concentration, content, and purity. It is utilized for calculating the concentration of solutions containing substances such as sugars and oils. This versatile tool finds applications across numerous domains within the organic chemical industry.

Manual Polarimeter LMMP-401

  • Range: ±180°C
  • Scale value:
  • Vernier Scale: 0.05°
  • Light Source: Sodium lamp
  • Wave length: 589 nm

Semiautomatic Polarimeter LMSP-402

  • Range: ±90°/±130°Z
  • Resolution: 0.005°
  • Accuracy: ±0.02°/±0.05°Z
  • Calibration Points: 1 to 3 points
  • Light Source: LED and interference filter
Semi-Automatic Polarimeter LMPMR-A200
  • Measurement Mode: Four modes: optical rotation, specific rotation, concentration, and international sugar content
  • Display Screen: 5.6-inch TFT touchscreen
  • Temperature Measurement Range: 0℃ to 100℃
  • Temperature Measurement Accuracy: ± 0.5℃
  • Measuring Range: ± 90˚, ± 130˚Z