Calcium sulphate 1 kg
Professionals recommend - producers prefer!
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Burton Salts - for brewing water and mash pH adjustment
Burton salts are an effective solution for increasing brewing water hardness and precise mash pH level adjustment. This specially developed salt mixture ensures optimal pH levels, which is essential for quality homebrewing.
Main benefits:
- Precisely regulates mash pH level
- Increases permanent water hardness
- Improves beer brewing process efficiency
- Ensures consistent quality
Usage:
Dosage: 12 grams of mixture per 25 liters of water. Add the salts to brewing water before starting mashing to achieve the best results.
Using Burton salts helps achieve professional-grade homebrew by ensuring proper mineral content and acidity levels throughout the brewing process.
Keywords: homebrew, burton salt, brewing water, mash pH, water hardness, beer brewing, pH regulator, brewing supplies
Weight (kg) | 1.010000 |
High (m) | 0.212 |
Width (m) | 0.039 |
Length (m) | 0.201 |
Precise acid dosing is extremely important in winemaking. The standard dosing ratio is 10 grams of acid per 10 liters of liquid, which increases the solution's acidity by 1 gram per liter. Measuring and Calculating Acidity. In French wine literature, acidity is expressed in sulfuric acid with a coefficient of 1.53. To determine the acid content in tartaric acid, multiply the acidity measured in sulfuric acid by 1.53. Useful Knowledge: Dosing ratio: 10g/10l. Acidity increase: 1g/l. Tartaric acid calculation coefficient: 1.53. These precise measurements and calculations ensure a quality wine process and achieving the correct acidity level.
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Precise acid dosing is extremely important in winemaking. The standard dosing ratio is 10 grams of acid per 10 liters of liquid, which increases the solution's acidity by 1 gram per liter. Measuring and Calculating Acidity. In French wine literature, acidity is expressed in sulfuric acid with a coefficient of 1.53. To determine the acid content in tartaric acid, multiply the acidity measured in sulfuric acid by 1.53. Useful Knowledge: Dosing ratio: 10g/10l. Acidity increase: 1g/l. Tartaric acid calculation coefficient: 1.53. These precise measurements and calculations ensure a quality wine process and achieving the correct acidity level.