Portable polariscope PKA13

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Professional portable polariscope for combination with cold light sources. With a mobile holder for the polariser, analyser and conoscope lens

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Polariscope for combination with a cold light source

Polariscopes show whether the material exhibits single or double refraction. They also show elongation and twinning, which helps distinguish artificial from real gems.

The PK13 polariscope comes with an additional conoscopic lens that can be positioned between the polarizing filters. If a stone is held between the polariser and the additional lens and viewed through the analyser in the dark position, so-called axial images can be observed if positioned appropriately.

How the polariscope analyzes imitations

See how easy it is to use the polariscope and analyze gemstones in practice: The device immediately shows the optical behavior of the stone. Whether cut or rough – even several stones can be tested at the same time. You can find various gemmological polariscope models in the KRÜSS store.

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Technical details table-top polariscope PKA13 at a glance:

  • The PKA13 polariscope consists of a polariscope stand with a mobile holder for the polariser, analyser and conoscope lens
  • A light guide can be connected to the side of the polariscope stand. This is used to connect illumination from an external cold light source with a gooseneck light guide
  • Dimensions (W×H×D): 100mm x 100mm x 125mm
  • Weight: 250g

Note: The polariscope is also a central component of ourlarge mobile gemstone laboratory, which stands for maximum flexibility. Each of the two mobile gemmological laboratories is equipped with high-quality, professional analytical instruments and enables precise investigations on the move – at trade fairs, at customers’ premises or directly on site.

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Practical examples and tips for the investigation with the polariscope and the determination of gemstone imitations or the differentiation of ruby or tourmaline, can be found in the article: Distinguishing gemstones from glass.

You can find background information on investigations with the polariscope in the Polariscope methods article.

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