Get ready for the precision and ease of use offered by this innovative next-generation saccharometer. It is made of certified material – durable, safe - because shatterproof, precise, and with a modern and elegant look. Thanks to practical and legible markings on the scale, it lets you easily measure the sugar content in liquids. Measurement range: -5-35°Blg.
Why is it worth having a top-quality saccharometer?
The first shatterproof saccharometer on the market. An indispensable tool for every home fermentation enthusiast. Use without worry. It won’t break right when you need it most, when dropping the float (bulb) into the measuring cylinder, nor during transport – because it’s shatterproof, just like the test jar.
Choose well-designed reliability and safely perform the necessary measurements. The device is extremely durable and resistant to mechanical damage. You will appreciate the precise scale, which allows accurate determination of sugar content in solutions and ensures full control over the process of making wine, beer, cider, or batches for later distillation.
Applications:
Instructions for use are provided on the product packaging.
Note: If you want the measurement to be truly reliable and precise, make sure to take the reading at 20°C (solution temperature).
Warning: Product for use by adults only, and only as intended. Keep out of reach of children – the product is not a toy.
How to verify that fermentation has finished?
If the reading shows 0, a negative value, or if subsequent measurements taken over a week show the same value, it means fermentation has ended.
How to calculate the amount of sugar needed for wine?
To achieve a specific wine strength, calculate the amount of sugar needed. 17 g of sugar per 1 L of batch increases the alcohol content by 1%. For example – to obtain 20 L of wine at 12% ABV:
17 g × 20 L × 12% = 4080 g of sugar
Remember the natural sugars contained in the fruit.
At the same time, knowing the sugar concentration in the must, you can easily determine the final alcohol content. Example for a pre-fermentation batch with an initial sugar concentration of 25°Blg. Assuming all the sugar ferments:
25°Blg ÷ 1.938 = 12.9%
In this equation, 1.938 is a constant derived from empirical measurements of the fermentation process, indicating the amount of alcohol produced from a given amount of consumed sugar.
Product dimensions:
height: 20.3 cm +/-5%
diameter: 1.7 cm
height: 25 cm
internal diameter: 2.2 cm
Choose durability and precision – pick a practical saccharometer that will serve you for years!