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VEE GEE Plato Hydrometer with Thermometer - 6614TS Series | Brewery Extract Measurement - Made in USA
VEE GEE Plato Hydrometer with Thermometer - 6614TS Series | Brewery Extract Measurement - Made in USA
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Accurate extract measurement is the foundation of quality control in commercial brewing and fermentation. VEE GEE 6614TS Series Plato Hydrometers are precisely calibrated to determine the concentration of extract as a percentage by weight in brewery wort (where 1°P equals 1g of extract per 100g of wort). Engineered with an integrated thermometer, these professional-grade instruments eliminate the need for secondary temperature probes, ensuring rapid and accurate readings. Proudly Made in the USA, these glass hydrometers deliver the consistency required by professional brewmasters and quality assurance labs.
Features and Benefits
Brewery Standard Calibration: Specifically calibrated to show extract concentration in brewery wort at the standard reference temperature of 20°C (68°F).
Integrated Thermometer: Built-in thermometer (either °C or °F depending on range) allows for immediate temperature verification and reading adjustment without extra equipment.
High-Precision Scale: Narrow range models (0-8.5°, 7.5-16°, 15.5-24°) feature fine 0.1° subdivisions for highly granular analysis during specific fermentation stages.
Broad Range Option: The 0 to 32° model provides a comprehensive scale for general purpose brewery analysis and initial extract measurements.
Proudly Made in the USA: Manufactured domestically from high-quality glass, ensuring strict quality control and dependable instrument accuracy.
Specifications
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| SKU Series | 6614TS |
| Brand | VEE GEE |
| Material | Glass |
| Measurement Type | Plato (°P) / Extract Percentage |
| Calibration Temp | 20°C / 68°F |
| Thermometer Subdivisions | 1°C (Narrow Range) / 2°F (Broad Range) |
| Warranty | 1 Year |
Laboratory Applications
Monitoring original and final gravity of brewery wort
Tracking fermentation progress in commercial brewing facilities
Quality control and consistency testing for craft beverage production
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Plato and Brix?
Both measure the concentration of dissolved solids (primarily sugars). However, the Plato scale is specifically optimized and calibrated for the extract found in brewery wort, while Brix is generally used for sucrose solutions like fruit juices and syrups.
Which Plato range should I choose?
If you need high precision during specific stages of brewing, choose the narrow range models (0-8.5°, 7.5-16°, or 15.5-24°). If you need a single instrument for general testing across the entire brewing process, select the broad 0-32° range.
Do these require a separate temperature correction?
The hydrometers are calibrated for 68°F/20°C. Because they have a built-in thermometer, you can easily read the sample temperature and apply standard correction formulas if your liquid deviates from the calibration point.
Quality Assurance
VEE GEE Scientific hydrometers are manufactured in the United States and are rigorously inspected against NIST-traceable standards to ensure reliable, repeatable performance in commercial brewing operations.
Academic and Institutional Pricing
LabSupplies.com offers tiered quantity pricing for academic and research institutions. As an authorized dealer, we ship directly from USA inventory.
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