High temperature alpha-amylase that can liquefy grain starch around 175-185°F. Ideal for mashing with raw grains, tubers, or other starchy substrates that require high gelatinization temperatures.
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Liquefaction EnzymesThe process of breaking down starch chains into dextrins (aka random sugars).
Product SpotlightSEBflo TLUsing that delicious rye grain, but finding the mash turning into a sticky goop that cannot be pumped? Or is it getting even worse and turning into cement? Your culprit is probably the beta-glucan compound found in wheat, barley, and rye. To remedy the problem, use our SEBflo TL, a fungal beta-glucanase enzyme that can take care of your sticky mash problems. This enzyme will degrade the beta-glucans found commonly in Wheat, Barley, and Rye to prevent those kinds of viscosity issues from ever starting up. Don't believe us? Shoot an e-mail to distilling@specialtyenzymes.com for a sample; seeing is believing. Company News |