Food and beverage testing is a critical scientific practice that ensures food safety, food quality, and compliance of food and drink products. Through comprehensive analysis, food testing labs assess factors such as microbiological contamination, chemical residues, nutritional content, and authenticity. By adhering to strict regulatory standards and industry guidelines, food and beverage testing helps maintain product integrity, fight food fraud, prevent foodborne illnesses, and meet consumer expectations for safety and transparency. Explore how food and beverage testing labs play a pivotal role in safeguarding public health and promoting trust in the global food supply chain.
Bench-top Water Activity Meter Fast: water activity meter gets readings in 5 minutes or less Accurate: ±0.003 aw Verifiable with independent salt standards Repeatable: different users, different locations, same result Portable: weighs just 7 pounds Easy to use: water activity meter yields precise measurements with minimal training Secure: offers administrative control over calibration and sample data Prove…
Portable Water Activity Lightweight - just 4 ounces Pocket-sized - 3.5 x 4 inches Battery-operated Easy two point calibration Self-contained - low maintenance sensor and readout in a single unit Most affordable water activity meter on the marketLimitations No temperature control Capacitance sensor limits accuracy to ± 0.02 aw Sturdy and ReliableOriginally designed for government inspectors, the 4-inch Pa…
Moisture Research in a BoxFor food or pharmaceutical scientists, moisture sorption data can make or break a product. The AquaLab Vapor Sorption Analyzer (VSA) introduces simplicity, control, and affordability into the process of gathering moisture sorption isotherm data. Before you learn about our product, you might be interested in:- Why isotherms are important- 2 other ways people measure moisture sorption- 5 examples of h…
Most moisture analyzers use chemicals or high temperatures. Not AquaLab. Instead, an infrared beam focused on a tiny mirror determines the precise water activity of the sample. That water activity reading is then translated into moisture content, based on a product-specific calibration model.What Products Work?Most products with less than 40% moisture (by weight) will work using the dew point method. Products with moistures a…
