Fruit Penetrometer GY-3 – Accurate Firmness Testing for Pome, Stone & Citrus Fruits

FRUIT PENETROMETER GY-3 – Accurate Firmness Testing for Pome, Stone & Citrus Fruits

Ensure perfect harvest timing and quality control with the Ryset Fruit Penetrometer GY-3, a precision instrument designed to measure the firmness of fruits such as apples, pears, peaches, and citrus. This professional-grade tester provides accurate readings of fruit maturity and ripeness, helping growers, researchers, and quality inspectors make informed decisions for harvesting, packing, and processing.

Best For Fruit growers, agricultural researchers, orchard managers, and quality control professionals who need accurate, consistent measurements of fruit firmness for harvest readiness and grading.

Key Features

• Precision Measurement: Provides accurate firmness readings in kilograms per square centimeter (kg/cm²), ensuring reliable assessment of fruit maturity.
  
  
• Versatile Application: Includes interchangeable plungers designed for pome, stone, and citrus fruits, allowing use across a wide range of produce types.
  
  
• Easy-to-Read Dial Gauge: Clear analog dial with fine measurement gradations ensures quick and accurate readings in the field or laboratory.
  
  
• Durable Construction: Made from high-quality stainless steel and precision-engineered components for long-lasting reliability and consistent performance.
  
  
• Compact & Portable Design: Lightweight, handheld design allows for easy use in orchards, packing sheds, and research facilities.
  
  
• No Power Required: Fully mechanical operation — no batteries or power supply needed.

Sizes Available

Sold as a single handheld fruit penetrometer unit with interchangeable tips and protective carrying case.

Specifications

• Measurement Range: 0 – 12 kg/cm²

• Accuracy: ±0.1 kg/cm²

• Display Type: Analog dial

• Material: Stainless steel body

• Dimensions: Compact handheld size

• Weight: Lightweight and portable (~500 g)

• Operation: Manual, no battery required

Ideal For (Uses)

• Determining optimal harvest time based on fruit firmness

• Assessing ripeness in apples, pears, peaches, and citrus

• Quality control in packing and storage operations

• Research applications in horticulture and post-harvest studies

• Consistency checks in fruit grading and export testing