10" plastic sampling cylinder - Fermtech

Fermtech 10" hydrometer measuring cylinder

Easily and accurately measure the gravity of your wort and beer with the Fermtech 10-inch measuring cylinder. Specially designed for home and professional brewers, this essential accessory lets you check the original gravity (OG) and final gravity (FG) of your batches using a hydrometer.

Made from high-quality acrylic that offers excellent clarity, this measuring cylinder makes the hydrometer graduations clear and easy to read. Its sturdy design features an impact-resistant base securely attached to the tube, ensuring excellent stability during measurements.

Thanks to its narrow, elongated shape, it lets you take gravity readings using a smaller amount of wort or beer, reducing waste.

Why choose the Fermtech measuring cylinder?

• Excellent clarity: made from high-quality acrylic to make the hydrometer graduations easy to read.

• Accurate measurements: ideal for checking your beer's original and final gravity and tracking fermentation progress.

• Sturdy construction: impact-resistant base securely attached to the cylinder for greater durability.

• Excellent stability: its wide base keeps the cylinder upright during measurements.

• Economical sampling: its narrow diameter helps limit the amount of liquid needed for a reading.

• Versatile use: suitable for home beer brewing, making wine, cider, and other fermented beverages.

Technical specifications

• Material: high-quality clear acrylic

• Total height: 10 1/8 in (25.72 cm)

• Tube height: 10 in (25.4 cm)

• Outside diameter: 1 1/4 in (3.18 cm)

• Inside diameter: 1 1/8 in (2.86 cm)

How do you use your hydrometer measuring cylinder?

1. Take a sample of wort or beer and let it cool to a temperature suitable for your hydrometer.

2. Carefully pour the sample into the cylinder, leaving enough room to prevent spills.

3. Gently insert your hydrometer into the liquid and let it float freely without touching the bottom or sides.

4. Once the hydrometer has stabilized, take the reading at eye level, following your instrument's instructions.

5. Record the measured gravity to track fermentation progress or calculate your beer's alcohol content.

An essential tool for monitoring your fermentation

Measuring gravity is an important step in brewing beer. By comparing the original gravity (OG) measured before fermentation with the final gravity (FG) measured afterward, you can estimate your beer's alcohol content and assess your yeast's performance.

Whether you're brewing an IPA, lager, stout or wheat beer, the Fermtech 10" measuring cylinder lets you take measurements simply and efficiently.

A practical, durable and essential accessory for consistent results with every brew!

Hydrometer sold separately.