R-Biopharm
Enzytec™ Color GlucaTest L500
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- Product overview
Product overview
Intended use:
Quantitative determination of high molecular weight B-Glucan from barley in malt-mash and wort (EBC 4.16.3, MEBAK 3.1.4.9.2), in combination with sample extraction method EBC 4.5.1. The assay does not involve any enzyme, the reaction is a chemical / colorimetric reaction (therefore it belongs ot the product line Enzytec™ Color). Two test-kits are available for respectively 40 tests (Art. No. E3500) and 160 tests (Art. No. E3550).
Specifications:
- Test format:
• GlucaTest S125 (E3500) = 40 tests
(1 x 125 ml solution A + calibrator set),
• GlucaTest L500 (E3550) = 160 tests
(4 x 125 ml solution A + calibrator set) - Sample preparation: The method for sample preparation has been described under EBC method 4.5.1 (Extract of malt: Congress mash). It is mandatory to prepare the samples according to this method if the test is used according to EBC 4.16.3.
- Incubation time: 30 minutes
- Validated matrices: barley in malt-mash and wort
- Detection range: 100 - 500 mg/L B-Glucan
- Detected analyte: B-Glucan
- Evaluation: Colorimetric assay (550 nm)
- Related products: Enzytec™ Color Copper (en)|Enzytec™ Color Iron (en)|Enzytec™ Color Tartaric acid (en)
General Information:
The determination of the B-Glucan concentration is important for the malt and beer industry. The test has been developed by the company NovaBiotec - Dr. Fechter GmbH and production has been transferred to R-Biopharm AG. The raw materials and the production procedures for the original GlucaTest® Rapid assay (NovaBiotec) and the new Enzytec Color Gluca Test kits are identical. Only the packaging has been slightly changed in order to fit to the new production facilities.
Benefits:
- Easy: Principle of photometric test; without special sample preparation; without additional laboratory equipment.
- Fast: Results after 30 minutes reaction time & quasi-online process control is possible.
- Favorable: Savings compared to conventional methods of analysis.
- Reliable: High correlation between photometric and fluorometric methods.
* all dates are estimates

