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Kg to Gallons of Maple Syrup

Convert kilograms of Maple Syrup to US liquid gallons, Imperial gallons, and liters using verified reference density (1.3300 kg/L).

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≈ 22.046 lbs
@ 20°C
Density: 1.0000 kg/L Lookup
1 US Gal = 3.78541 Liters
Converted Volume Maple Syrup (1.3300 kg/L)
1.98626 US Liquid Gallons

10 kg of maple syrup equals approximately 1.98626 US Liquid Gallons.

10G 7.5G 5G 2.5G 0G
📐 Interactive Vessel Level (26.4% of 10G Tank)
Equals approx. 2.64 standard 1-gallon jugs
Fluid Color & Density: Water (1.000 kg/L)
5-Gallon Pail 52.8%
55-Gallon Steel Drum 4.8%
264-Gallon / 1000L IBC Tote 1.0%
US Liquid Gal
2.6417 gal
Imperial / UK Gal
2.2000 gal
US Dry Gal
2.2702 dry gal
Metric Liters
10.000 L
Pounds (Weight)
22.046 lbs
Fluid Ounces
338.14 fl oz
Formula Applied: Volume = 10 kg ÷ (1.0000 kg/L × 3.78541) = 2.64172 gal
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Physical Density
1.3300 kg/L
Ref: 20°C
Specific Gravity
1.3300
Relative to H₂O
1 kg Equivalent
0.19863 gal
Imp: 0.16539 gal
1 Gallon Weight
5.035 kg
11.099 lbs / gal

Material Metrology & Physical Properties: Maple Syrup

Pure maple syrup is a dense sucrose liquid produced through the thermal reduction of Acer saccharum sap. Under USDA standards (7 CFR § 52.5961) and North American Maple Syrup Council regulations, pure maple syrup is legally defined as having a minimum soluble solids content of 66.0° Brix and a maximum of 66.9° Brix at 68°F (20°C). This corresponds to a verified physical density of 1.3300 kg/L, meaning one US customary liquid gallon weighs exactly 11.10 pounds (5.034 kg).

Maintaining precise density during the boiling process is vital: boiling below 66° Brix yields weak, perishable syrup prone to fermentation, while concentrating beyond 68° Brix triggers sucrose crystallization in commercial bottles.

Boiling Point 104.0°C (219.2°F)
Freezing / Cloud Point -15°C (5°F)
Kinematic Viscosity 150 to 300 mPa·s @ 20°C
Thermal Expansion Coeff 0.045% / °C
Measurement Temperature 20°C
Handling, Safety & Measurement Guidance

Food concentrate. Unopened containers are shelf-stable. Once opened, store under refrigeration (below 4°C) to prevent surface mold formation.

Commercial Packaging & Container Weights for Maple Syrup

Calibrated @ 20°C
Container Vessel Volume (US Gallons) Net Mass (Kilograms) Net Mass (Pounds)
1 US Liquid Gallon 1.0 gal 5.04 kg 11.10 lbs
5-Gallon Commercial Pail 5.0 gal 25.18 kg 55.50 lbs
15-Gallon Heavy Carboy 15.0 gal 75.53 kg 166.49 lbs
55-Gallon Industrial Drum 55.0 gal 276.93 kg 610.45 lbs
275-Gallon IBC Bulk Tote 275.0 gal 1384.63 kg 3052.22 lbs
1 Metric Ton (1,000 kg) 198.6 gal 1,000.00 kg 2,204.62 lbs
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Maple Syrup Conversion Table (0.5 kg to 1,000 kg)

Multi-standard volumetric expansion calculated at verified density of 1.3300 kg/L.

1 kg = 0.19863 US gal
Weight (KG) US Liquid Gal Imperial Gal Liters (L) US Dry Gal Weight (lbs)
0.5 kg 0.0993 gal 0.0827 gal 0.376 L 0.0853 gal 1.10 lbs
1 kg 0.1986 gal 0.1654 gal 0.752 L 0.1707 gal 2.20 lbs
2 kg 0.3973 gal 0.3308 gal 1.504 L 0.3414 gal 4.41 lbs
5 kg 0.9931 gal 0.8270 gal 3.759 L 0.8535 gal 11.02 lbs
10 kg 1.9863 gal 1.6539 gal 7.519 L 1.7069 gal 22.05 lbs
15 kg 2.9794 gal 2.4809 gal 11.278 L 2.5604 gal 33.07 lbs
20 kg 3.9725 gal 3.3078 gal 15.038 L 3.4138 gal 44.09 lbs
25 kg 4.9656 gal 4.1348 gal 18.797 L 4.2673 gal 55.12 lbs
50 kg 9.9313 gal 8.2695 gal 37.594 L 8.5346 gal 110.23 lbs
100 kg 19.8626 gal 16.5390 gal 75.188 L 17.0692 gal 220.46 lbs
250 kg 49.6564 gal 41.3476 gal 187.970 L 42.6731 gal 551.15 lbs
500 kg 99.3128 gal 82.6952 gal 375.940 L 85.3461 gal 1102.31 lbs
1000 kg 198.6256 gal 165.3904 gal 751.880 L 170.6923 gal 2204.62 lbs

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Under USDA standards (7 CFR § 52.5961) and the North American Maple Syrup Council, pure maple syrup must have a density between 66.0° and 66.9° Brix at 68°F (20°C), which corresponds to 1.3300 kg/L (11.10 lbs per US gallon).