250ml Glass Cylinder Proof Tralle Hydrometer Test Jar Combo for Home Brew Moonshine Distilling
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12" Glass Test Jar: Made of heavy wall 3.3 Borosilicate glass, weighs 8.9 oz. 250ml capacity, graduations at 20 ml intervals Heavy round base measures 3 in. diameter, overall 12 in. tall, cylinder is 1.75 in. diameter The 3" diameter base has 3 contact points to resist tipping Accuracy is +/- 20ml
Features: This cylinder measures 12" tall x 1.75". Comes with pour spout and heavy fire-polished rim to resist chipping. Suitable for Brewery, lab, or classroom, etc..
A Proof and Tralle hydrometer directly measures the alcohol content of distilled alcohol or spirits with a specific gravity less than 1.000. It is unlike standard beer and wine hydrometers because it is calibrated to give a direct reading of actual alcohol content and not the density of the liquid. This hydrometer provides 2 scales of measurement which are Proof (the US International Revenue Scale for proof of spirits) and Tralle (the actual percentage of alcohol). It is calibrated to give accurate readings at 60F (15.6C) and includes a chart that provides the adjustments needed when using it at different temperatures.
To use the hydrometer, simply fill a test tube with the liquid sample. The plastic storage container that the hydrometer is supplied with can also be used as the testing container however a test tube with a wide base provides additional benefits. The volume of the liquid must be large enough to completely suspend the hydrometer. Place the hydrometer in the liquid, make sure that it is completely suspended and that there are no air bubbles or other obstructions. The result is determined on the hydrometer scale at the surface of the liquid.