Mess- & Analysetechnik

Calibratable liquor scales with thermometer and correction scale. 35 - 45 vol%. Division 0.1 vol%. 44cm long

This wine refractometer with measuring ranges of 0–32% Brix, 0–140 °Oe and 0–26 °Kmw is designed for precise determination of sugar content in must and estimation of the potential alcohol content in wine. The finely graduated scale enables accurate measurements during winemaking, must control and grape ripeness testing. Advantages & Functions • Multi-scale display for Brix, Oechsle and Babo measurements in must analysis • Precise scale graduation for accurate wine and must control measurements • Optical measuring system without power supply for mobile use Frequently Asked Questions What values does the refractometer measure? The device measures sugar content in Brix, Oechsle and Babo for must evaluation. What is the Oechsle scale used for? The Oechsle scale is mainly used in German winemaking to determine must weight. How is the refractometer cleaned? The prism and cover should be cleaned and completely dried after each measurement.

?For measuring sugar and determining potential alcohol content - the aerometer useful for wine settings and beer wort, measuring range 0-30Blg?.Color coding of the recommended sugar concentrations - on the scale of the hydrometer are the sugar concentrations that are suitable for each Fermentation stage are correct, marked with colors.Test tube with cap - the test tube has a cap that prevents the hydrometer from slipping out during carrying to another location or storage.Easy measurement - the instrument is exceptionally easy to use. The measurement is taken directly thermometer in the center of the areometer - thanks to the practically direct contact with the wall of the areometer (tip of the capillary), it measures the temperature of the liquid without adulteration. ~This vinometer saccharimeter is an essential instrument for rapid and precise determination of the sugar content in the cuve or beer wort.The Vinometer is a hydrometer that is scaled in degrees Balling (Blg) - 1Blg corresponds to approximately 10 g of sugar in 1 l of juice (must). ~Thanks You can also use its two scales to plan the strength of your wine.So you don't need any additional calculations or tables: Dark red area (22 - 25oBlg) - initial concentration, dessert wine (sweet)Yellow area (15 - 22oBlg) - initial concentration , table wines (dry)Dark yellow range (9 - 11 Blg) - initial concentration, beerGreen range (0 - 2 Blg) - final concentration, beerRed range (-2 - 0 Blg) - final concentration, winePlanning of wine strength: 1Blg corresponds to about 10 g of sugar in 1 l of must. The addition of 1 kg of sugar increases the volume of must by 0.6 l. Before fermentation begins, the sugar content in the must should not exceed 22Blg! Let's assume that the value read is 16Blg. From must with this sugar content you get a wine with a strength of 7.3%. If you want to get a wine with an alcohol content of 13%, the must should contain 260 grams of sugar per liter. The required addition is 260 - 160 = 100 g/l. To ensure that the sugar content in the must does not exceed 22Blg, the required amount of sugar must be added in three equal parts: the first - before the start of fermentation, the second and third, for example. B. on the 7th and 12th. Examination of the beer wort: The sugar content in the beer wort is measured in the same way as for the cuve. The set includes: a plastic test tube - a stopper for the test tube - an aerometer with thermometer Measuring range: from 0 up to 30 sheet