Camco-armada Refractometer 65401 Lc on 2040-parts.com
Sneads Ferry, North Carolina, United States
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Camco's freeze check Refractometer is an economical, highly accurate instrument for testing the point at which antifreeze solutions begin to solidify. No charts, graphs or conversions are necessary. It eliminates guesswork, reassuring the user that the unit is protected to the desired level. It saves money by eliminating the over-use of antifreeze and verifying proper protection. It is recommended for use with winterization methods where propylene glycol based antifreezes are used.
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