Value Collection SC09413386 Refractometer Coolant Tester

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION SC09413386 is a handheld refractometer coolant tester designed to measure the concentration of low-concentration and synthetic coolants using a Brix scale. It provides a fast, direct optical reading without the need for batteries or power. Technicians use the Brix scale to correlate coolant concentration to freeze point and boiling point protection. The melting range covers 0 to 10 Brix, making it suited for monitoring diluted coolant systems. Automotive technicians, fleet maintenance crews, and industrial equipment service professionals rely on this type of instrument for routine fluid analysis.

This refractometer is intended for use with low-concentration and synthetic coolants commonly found in light-duty and industrial cooling systems. It is well suited for shop environments where quick field verification of coolant mixture ratios is required before or after a coolant service. The Brix scale format allows direct comparison against manufacturer concentration charts for a range of synthetic coolant products.

Key Features

• Brix scale type for measuring low-concentration and synthetic coolant mixtures
• Melting range of 0 to 10 Brix for coolant concentration verification
• Optical refractometer design requires no batteries or external power
• Compact form factor suitable for shop use and field service
• Single-unit packaging for individual technician issue

Compatibility

Designed for use with low-concentration and synthetic coolants. Consult the coolant manufacturer concentration charts to correlate Brix readings to freeze and boil protection values for the specific fluid in service.

Installation Notes

This instrument is used by automotive and equipment service technicians for fluid testing and does not require installation into a system. Place a small sample of coolant on the prism surface, close the cover plate, and read the value through the eyepiece in a well-lit area. Clean the prism with a lint-free cloth and distilled water after each use. Calibrate with distilled water before taking measurements to ensure accurate readings.