How to use a refractometer to measure coolant concentration | Ashburn Ask The Expert

One of the most common reason for coolant problems is concentration. Concentrations that are too strong can lead to skin irritation, foaming, residue, and increased costs. Measuring your coolant concentration regularly can help you take control of your production to protect performance, profitability, and your operators working conditions. The concentration of a coolant is usually determined in the field with a handheld refractometer.
Chris Pearce explains the benefits and steps to using a refractometer.
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0:00 What is a refractometer?
0:27 Why should you use a refractometer?
0:58 What does a refractometer measure?
1:21 Parts of a refractometer
1:32 How to calibrate a refractometer
1:52 How to use a refractometer

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