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Beerzym BG HK4 - Erbsloeh

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<strong>Beerzym</strong><br />

<strong>BG</strong> <strong>HK4</strong><br />

Highly concentrated<br />

thermostable fungal-ßglucanase<br />

for glucan<br />

degradation in brewing<br />

mashes<br />

Product Description<br />

<strong>Beerzym</strong> <strong>BG</strong> <strong>HK4</strong> is a liquid, highly concentrated special enzyme for glucan degradation in brewing mashes up to 90 °C<br />

(194 ° F). The enzyme is produced from a specially selected strain of Talaromyces emersonii. The main activity of the<br />

enzyme is based on a thermostable ß-glucanase (endo-1,3(4)-ß-D-glucanase: EC 3.2.1.6 and endo 1,4-ß-glucanase: EC<br />

3.2.1.4).<br />

<strong>Beerzym</strong> <strong>BG</strong> <strong>HK4</strong> is tested by specialized laboratories for purity and quality.<br />

Aim of Treatment<br />

Glucan degradation in brewing mashes for improved lautering and filtration.<br />

Product and Effect<br />

As an endo-enzyme <strong>Beerzym</strong> <strong>BG</strong> <strong>HK4</strong> hydrolyzes 1,4-ß-glycosidic bonds in cellulose, lichenins and other glucans which<br />

occur specially in barley. In this process glucose units are split off.<br />

Dosage<br />

<strong>Beerzym</strong> <strong>BG</strong> <strong>HK4</strong> is necessary in beer brewing when problems in the beer quality are to be expected, due to seasonal<br />

conditions affecting the malt (barley/wheat malt) used, or when part of the malt is replaced by adjunct (e.g. barley,<br />

wheat). The dosage of the enzyme depends on the quality of the raw material, the temperature and the contact time.<br />

Guide value: 50-100 mL/ton malt.<br />

Application<br />

Dilute <strong>Beerzym</strong> <strong>BG</strong> <strong>HK4</strong> with cold water. The enzyme dilution is added directly after milling and mashing in of the malt<br />

and/or the adjuncts into the mash tun or the mash cooper. The enzyme is best activated within the pH-range of the<br />

mash. <strong>Beerzym</strong> <strong>BG</strong> <strong>HK4</strong> is active from mashing in until wort boiling up to maximally 90 °C (194 °F), in the final phase of<br />

the wort boiling the enzyme is inactivated.<br />

Storage<br />

Optimal storage is at 0-10 °C/32-50 °F. Higher storage temperatures lead to reduced shelf life. Avoid temperatures<br />

above 25 °C (77 °F). Reseal opened packagings tightly and use up soon.<br />

ERBSLÖH Geisenheim AG, Erbslöhstraße 1, 65366 Geisenheim, Germany, Tel: +49 6722 708-0, www.erbsloeh.com<br />

Our technical product leaflets and the treatment recommendations they contain, are based on our current knowledge and experience and we make all reasonable efforts to ensure<br />

the accuracy of the information it provides. But since pre-treatment is mostly unknown to us and moreover imponderabilities with regard to the natural products to treat have to be<br />

taken into consideration, the advice given provides general information and serves for your consultation. Without a separate, written statement from our side on a defined matter or<br />

problem, the information provided should not be relied upon as legal advice or regarded as a substitute for legal advice and is without liability. The information provided is in<br />

accordance with the law in force of the Federal Republic of Germany and the EU. In addition, our general terms of business apply.<br />

version 002 − 09/2012 VM − print 04.07.2013


<strong>Beerzym</strong><br />

<strong>BG</strong> <strong>HK4</strong><br />

Highly concentrated<br />

thermostable fungal-ßglucanase<br />

for glucan<br />

degradation in brewing<br />

mashes<br />

General characteristics<br />

Enzyme characteristics: the activity range of the enzyme is between pH 2.0 and pH 6.5, the optimum is at pH 4.5. The<br />

temperature range of the enzyme is between 15 °C and 95 °C (59 °F and 203 °F), the optimum is at 75-85 °C (167-185<br />

°F). The diagrammes 1 and 2 show the influence of temperature and pH value on the enzyme activity of <strong>Beerzym</strong> <strong>BG</strong><br />

<strong>HK4</strong>.<br />

relative activity [%]<br />

100<br />

80<br />

60<br />

40<br />

20<br />

0<br />

40 50 60 70 80 90<br />

temp. [ o C]<br />

0<br />

1 2 3 4 5 6 7<br />

Fig 1: Influence of temperature on Fig 2: Influence of pH-value on<br />

β-glucanase activity β-glucanase activity<br />

(barley-β-glucan, pH 4.5). (barley-β-glucan, 75 °C/167 °F).<br />

relative activity [%]<br />

100<br />

80<br />

60<br />

40<br />

20<br />

Please note:<br />

When applying <strong>Beerzym</strong> <strong>BG</strong> <strong>HK4</strong> the food regulations of the individual countries currently in force have to be adhered to.<br />

ERBSLÖH Geisenheim AG, Erbslöhstraße 1, 65366 Geisenheim, Germany, Tel: +49 6722 708-0, www.erbsloeh.com<br />

Our technical product leaflets and the treatment recommendations they contain, are based on our current knowledge and experience and we make all reasonable efforts to ensure<br />

the accuracy of the information it provides. But since pre-treatment is mostly unknown to us and moreover imponderabilities with regard to the natural products to treat have to be<br />

taken into consideration, the advice given provides general information and serves for your consultation. Without a separate, written statement from our side on a defined matter or<br />

problem, the information provided should not be relied upon as legal advice or regarded as a substitute for legal advice and is without liability. The information provided is in<br />

accordance with the law in force of the Federal Republic of Germany and the EU. In addition, our general terms of business apply.<br />

version 002 − 09/2012 VM − print 04.07.2013<br />

pH

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