Carbonator for sparkling water: precision for taste mix
Not all sparkling waters are the same; it is easy to realize this by tasting more than one. Everyone has a favorite brand that they inevitably tend to buy at the supermarket. However, since carbonated water is produced by adding carbon dioxide to plain water, the differences cannot be traced entirely to the original product but we are talking about real recipes.
Sparkling water: they are not all the same
Just as in cooking, before the recipe come the choices. Depending on the size of the bubbles and the amount of CO2 injected will result in more or less effervescent or full-bodied carbonated water. Choices such as these determine what the final product is, but these are not minor variables, otherwise we would not all have a favorite sparkling water and a range of alternatives in case it is not available. All sparkling water producers carefully choose the “recipe” so that they have exactly the desired end product. Because of the production process, however, it is not always possible to achieve the desired result and one has to settle for the result obtained. The fault always lies in the machinery.
State-of-the-art carbonated water carbonators
To achieve exactly the result desired by recipe developers, a highly precise carbonated water carbonator is needed. Prismatech’s SAT 2.0, the latest in the industry, is an example of what we can do with the right machinery: guaranteeing control over every aspect of production, it allows all dosages to be customized at will, thanks to its programmable control panel and convenient graphical interface. In this way it is possible to choose everything from the size of the bubbles to the amount of CO2, while having temperature, dosages and mixing under control. The quality of such a balanced product can also be seen over time: the water will not lose much of its effervescence once opened.
Given the complexity and effort required to create the recipe for the perfect sparkling water, there is no reason then to thwart everything by using second-rate equipment. Contact us for more information about our SAT 2.0 saturator!
