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Triple Scale Hydrometer (10.5")
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Triple Scale Hydrometer (10.5")

Sale price $9.50

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Wanda
Still needs a test jar or tube

Works as it should, but I wish the product details did not imply that the storage tube could have been used as a test jar/tube. It can't... the storage tube is in 2 pieces & neither side is deep enough to serve as a test jar??? Unless you connect them & then cut off one end... but then it's no good for storage at that point. So make sure to order a test jar/tube if you don't alreay have one, preferably a 12-14 inch model.

Used to measure specific gravity, potential alcohol and brix.

TRIPLE SCALE HYDROMETER (10.5")

When making beer you must measure the density of the liquid to know when the fermenting is complete. The more sugar consumed by the yeast, the more alcohol is in the liquid. To test for this you use a hydrometer. This 3-scale hydrometer can measure specific gravity, potential alcohol & balling / brix. The storage Tube can be used as a test jar. Specific gravity scale ranges from 0.80-1.150; potential ABV scale 0-16%; sugar per liter scale 0-34.

 

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