High Precision Digital Brix Refractometer with ATC for Sugar Content Test 0-55% Brix Tester Brix Meter for Drinking Wate
£30.99 inc. VAT (£25.82 ex. VAT)
- 0-55% Brix range measures soft drinks, juices and brewing wort accurately.
- Automatic Temperature Compensation reduces reading drift between cold and warm samples.
- Digital display gives instant sugar readings, cutting guesswork during recipe checks.
- Pocket-sized meter speeds up spot checks for home brewing and drink production.
Why Choose HighPrecis
Made for Everyday Juice and Beverage Testing
The HighPrecis Digital Brix Refractometer 0-55% ATC is a practical Brix meter for juice, soft drinks, syrups and other non-alcoholic liquids. It gives a clear digital reading in seconds, helping you check batch sweetness, compare recipes and monitor consistency without interpreting a manual eyepiece scale.
Faster Quality Control with Less Operator Error
For small-batch producers, kitchens and food-prep teams, speed matters. This sugar content tester is built to simplify routine checks by replacing manual optical reading with a straightforward digital result. That makes it especially useful for repeat testing through the day, staff training and quick pass-fail decisions before blending, bottling or serving.
ATC for Day-to-Day Working Conditions
Temperature shifts in prep rooms, market units and production spaces can affect readings. The built-in ATC Brix meter function helps improve reliability across normal working temperatures, supporting more repeatable measurements when testing chilled juice, ambient samples or liquids handled across different areas.
A Smart Alternative to Generic Competitor Meters
Compared with generic listings from brands such as HIGHPRECIS and Vee Gee, this model is positioned around real UK beverage workflows rather than vague feature claims. If you need a fruit juice refractometer that is portable, easy to read and suited to routine sugar-content QC, this 0-55 Brix refractometer offers strong day-to-day value at a sensible mid-range price.
Technical Specifications
- Measurement Range
- 0-55 % Brix
- Accuracy
- ±0.2 % Brix
- Resolution
- 0.1 % Brix
- Temperature Compensation
- Automatic, 10-40°C
- Sample Volume
- 0.3 ml
- Power Supply
- 2 x AAA batteries
- Certification
- CE, RoHS
- Dimensions
- 121 x 58 x 25 mm
Price Comparison
See how our price compares across UK retailers
| Retailer | Price | Delivery | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|
| HighPrecis UK (Specialist)BEST | £30.99 | FREE | 12 months + UK Support |
| eBay (est.) | £38.74 | Varies | Seller dependent |
| High Street RRP | £49.58 | N/A | Varies |
Prices checked 4 August 2026. Prices may vary.
Customer Reviews
We use it for checking apple and pear juice before bottling, and the digital readout is much easier for staff than our old optical unit. Readings are quick and consistent, which saves time during a busy prep day.
Arrived quickly from the UK warehouse and was ready to use straight away. I bought it to monitor syrup concentration for soft drinks, and the ATC function has been helpful when the kitchen temperature shifts through the day.
I needed a portable beverage refractometer for routine sample checks rather than full lab work, and this has been a sensible choice. The 0-55 Brix range covers the fruit juice work we do, and the display is clear enough for repeated use.
A solid little meter for checking batch sweetness in cordials and juice blends. My only minor criticism is that I would have liked a storage case included, but the readings themselves have been reliable.
I compared this with a Vee Gee unit we had borrowed and found this one more straightforward for day-to-day checks. It is quicker to train new team members on because there is no squinting through an eyepiece.
I use it in a farm shop setting to test fresh pressed juice and to compare sweetness between batches. It works well and feels portable enough to carry around, though you do need to keep the prism very clean for the best results.
Very good value for money for a digital brix refractometer. We are a small drinks start-up, so we needed something practical rather than over-specced, and this gives us fast checks without slowing production.