The EPR oxidation assay is indeed a powerful tool for the brewer, but for routine use, it needs to have high throughput and easy set-up. Traditional EPR spectrometers are designed to perform many different types of experiments but are not always optimized for one particular application.
Bruker has developed the e-scan bench top EPR spectrometer specifically for use with industrial applications. For beer analysis, an automatic sample changer is interfaced with the spectrometer to provide EPR oxidation profile data for up to 20 samples all in one assay period. An intuitive software interface combines easy operation with automatic data acquisition and post processing. A typical assay is performed in a 2 to 3 hour period for 10 to 20 samples.
Bruker has developed the e-scan bench top EPR spectrometer specifically for use with industrial applications. For beer analysis, an automatic sample changer is interfaced with the spectrometer to provide EPR oxidation profile data for up to 20 samples all in one assay period. An intuitive software interface combines easy operation with automatic data acquisition and post processing. A typical assay is performed in a 2 to 3 hour period for 10 to 20 samples.
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