Next-gen F&B monitoring delivers consistent high-quality produce

Supplied by Endress+Hauser on Friday, 12 August, 2022

Waldbrand GmbH, based in Bavaria, is a producer of high-quality distilled beverages. Learn about advanced tech adopted by Waldbrand that enabled continuous measurement of alcohol and sugar in their product while taking various concentration data into account.

Discover how to achieve:

·simultaneous and automatic concentration measurement

·increased measuring accuracy

·multivariable measurement for concentration of cleaning agents and disinfectants.

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