BG Liquid B-Glucanase Enzyme 250ml
BG Liquid B-Glucanase Enzyme 250ml
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BG has been selected especially for its ability to break down β-glucans, that is present in rye, barley, wheat and other cereals, resulting in reduced viscosity, making pumping easier after mashing.
For mashing, the recommended dose is 30 – 60 milliliters per 100 kilograms of grain added to the mash/cook tank. We recommend a high dosage when a high proportion of rye is used.
Start the mashing process with the addition of grain to cool water (< 35°C). While mixing, increase the temperature to 55-65°C and add BG and AA.
A hold time of 60 minutes at 55-65°C is recommended to complete the breakdown of the β-glucans by BG (within these temperatures, AA will start to work).
After 1 hour, increase the temperature to 75-85°C to allow AA to complete the
breakdown of the starch into dextrins. Again, a hold time of 1 hour is recommended. The temperature of mashing will depend on the grain used.
After mashing is complete, cool to 28-32°C and pump the mash into the fermentation tank. Add GA to convert the dextrins into fermentable sugars
BG is a liquid β-glucanase enzyme complex, derived from fermentation of Trichoderma reesei.
BG mainly consists of an endo-β-glucanase that hydrolyzes (1-3) or (1-4) linkages in β-d-glucans.
BG and AA activities synergize during mashing.
BG displays an optimum activity at a pH range of 4.5 - 6.0 and at a temperature range of 55 – 65°C (130 -150°F).
BG should be stored in a cool (5°C) and dry area away from heat and direct sunlight for maximum stability. Shelf Life: 18 months if stored < 5°C.
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For mashing, the recommended dose is 30 – 60 milliliters per 100 kilograms of grain added to the mash/cook tank. We recommend a high dosage when a high proportion of rye is used.
Start the mashing process with the addition of grain to cool water (< 35°C). While mixing, increase the temperature to 55-65°C and add BG and AA.
A hold time of 60 minutes at 55-65°C is recommended to complete the breakdown of the β-glucans by BG (within these temperatures, AA will start to work).
After 1 hour, increase the temperature to 75-85°C to allow AA to complete the
breakdown of the starch into dextrins. Again, a hold time of 1 hour is recommended. The temperature of mashing will depend on the grain used.
After mashing is complete, cool to 28-32°C and pump the mash into the fermentation tank. Add GA to convert the dextrins into fermentable sugars
BG is a liquid β-glucanase enzyme complex, derived from fermentation of Trichoderma reesei.
BG mainly consists of an endo-β-glucanase that hydrolyzes (1-3) or (1-4) linkages in β-d-glucans.
BG and AA activities synergize during mashing.
BG displays an optimum activity at a pH range of 4.5 - 6.0 and at a temperature range of 55 – 65°C (130 -150°F).
BG should be stored in a cool (5°C) and dry area away from heat and direct sunlight for maximum stability. Shelf Life: 18 months if stored < 5°C.