NY2000 Pocket Brix Meter: Quick and Accurate Fruit Sugar Testing

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Welcome to our channel! In this video, we will demonstrate how to use the NY2000 Pocket Brix Meter handheld refractometer for non-destructive testing of fruit sugar content. This device helps farmers harvest fruits at the optimal time, assists supermarkets in grading and pricing fruits based on sugar content, and enables wholesalers to quickly sample and test different grades of fruit.
We will guide you through the entire process step-by-step. First, we take the lightweight and portable NY2000 Pocket Brix Meter handheld refractometer and prepare the fruits for testing. Next, we initiate the detection process on-site without picking the fruits. In just a few seconds, you will see the results displayed on the device, showing the sugar content, acidity, and other parameters of the fruits, confirming their quality and ripeness.
The NY2000 Pocket Brix Meter handheld refractometer uses advanced near-infrared spectroscopy combined with the latest international artificial intelligence algorithms to quickly and non-destructively detect the composition of fruits. Its built-in lithium battery ensures it can be used anytime and anywhere, making it highly convenient for various applications, including fruit and vegetable cultivation, quality rating, implantation research, school management, fruit transportation and logistics centers, and as a daily life assistant.
Optosky is dedicated to the research and innovation of near-infrared technology, continuously exploring market needs and developing various near-infrared detection instruments. As a leading domestic spectrometer manufacturer, Optosky has led and participated in the formulation of more than 10 national and industry standards and holds over 200 invention patents. With six R&D centers and more than 20 offices nationwide, Optosky provides localized, fast, and efficient after-sales services.
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