Haffmans 3 Way Piercing Sampling Device (ISD 2.0)

Many quality control and assurance processes in the beverage industry require reproducible and proper samples from a wide variety of bottles and cans. To take a sample, the container is pierced and the builin valve opens, allowing carbon dioxide (CO2) or nitrogen (N2) from an external gas supply to enter the headspace of the container. Then, the beverage is forced out of the package and into the sampling line. Benefits Cost saving: Lower investment costs (one device for different container types)> Low maintenance. Application: Laboratory operation with cans and bottles of different types and sizes. Used with other instruments where sampling is required, the In pack 2000 Flasher Head for the creation of beer foam for the Nibem foam quality analysis, a dissolved oxygen measuring instrument, such as the DGM, for the determination of the DO content.