CDR BeerLab
CDR BEERLAB
The BeerLab is a robust, maintenance free LED photometer that can provide key analytical lab data in minutes. Reagents and cuvettes are bundled together in validated test kits, which steamlines the chemistry - you only need to use a pipette! Step by step instructions and results are shown on the screen, eliminating the need for conversions and calculations. Data can be exported to USB in XML format for integration into most databases. Also available is the BeerLab Junior, a condensed alternative to the BeerLab that can be customized with three parameters. Product Details
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Key Features
- Robust LED Photometer
- Temperature Controlled Incubation and Reading Cells
- Validated Test Kits
- Receipt Printer and XML Data Export
- No Routine Maintenance Necessary
- Brewery Based Firmware with On-Board Step-by-Step Instructions
| ANALYSIS ON BEER | |||
| • Fermentable Sugars | • Alcohol by Volume (ABV) | • pH | • Polyphenols |
| • Bitterness (IBU) | • Vicinal Diketons (VDKs) | • Starch | • FAN |
| • Lactic Acid (D + L) | • Yeast Vitality | • Acetic acid | • Total SO2 |
| • Color | • Calcium | • Carbohydrates | • Zinc |
| ANALYSIS ON WATER | |||
| • Alkalinity | • Magnesium | • Chloride | • Sulfate |
| • Calcium | • Bicarbonate | • Potassium | • Zinc |
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CDR BeerLab Brochure Case Study: Long Man Brewery - Mashing Analysis Case Study: Hackney Brewing - Effect of Late & Dry Hopping on IBU Value Performance Validation: CDR BeerLab VDK Yeast Vitality - Campden BRI Evaluation Performance Validation: CDR BeerLab Evaluation Udine University Performance Validation: CDR BeerLab Campden BRI Validation CDR The Silent Importance of Water in Beer Production CDR The Importance of Proper Yeast Recovery CDR The Evolution of Sugars and Wort Density during Beer Fermentation CDR Diacetyl - The Aroma of Butter CDR Chemical Analyses for Quality Control of Worts and Beers CDR Quick Guide CDR User Guide Junior Quick Guide Junior User Guide