Polarimeter

Labtro Polarimeter delivers accurate optical rotation measurements for chiral compounds. They are designed with a compact structure, making them ideal for limited lab spaces. These instruments feature a digital display for easy result interpretation and quick readings. These Polarimeter are essential for quality control in pharmaceuticals and food industries. Our Polarimeter includes Digital Automatic Polarimeter, Manual Polarimeter.

  • Digital Automatic Polarimeter LT-DAP301

    Digital Automatic Polarimeter LT-DAP301
    • Test items: Optical rotation, specific rotation, concentration, Brix
    • Storage test results: 6 times, average and root mean square
    • light source: Light emitting diode + The interference filter with high precision
    • Output: USB
    $7,080.00
  • Digital Automatic Polarimeter LT-DAP302

    Digital Automatic Polarimeter LT-DAP302
    • Measurement Mode: Optical rotation, specific rotation, concentration, sugar content, and custom formulas
    • Light Source: LED cold light source + high-precision interference filter
    • Wavelength: 589 nm, 546 nm dual wavelengths
      customizable to 365 nm, 405 nm, 436 nm, 578 nm, 880 nm, etc.
    • Measurement Range: Optical rotation ±90°
      Sugar content ±259°Z
    $20,664.00
  • Manual Polarimeter LT-MP201

    Manual Polarimeter LT-MP201
    • Range: ±180°
    • Scale Value: 1°
    • Accuracy: 0.05°
    • Magnifier: 3X
    $840.00

Frequently Asked Question

1. What is a Polarimeter?

A Polarimeter is an instrument used to measure the angle of rotation caused by passing polarized light through an optically active substance.

2. How does a Polarimeter work?

It works by passing polarized light through a sample and detecting the angle by which the light is rotated.

3. What is the purpose of using a Polarimeter?

A Polarimeter is used to determine the concentration, purity, or specific rotation of optically active compounds.

4. What types of substances can be measured?

It can measure sugars, essential oils, pharmaceuticals, and other chiral substances.

5. In which industries are Polarimeters commonly used?

Polarimeters are widely used in the pharmaceutical, food & beverage, chemical, and cosmetics industries.