Carrageenan (200 Mesh, High Gel Strength, Transparent Gel)

Food Code: 254184
Carrageenan (200 Mesh, High Gel Strength, Transparent Gel): fine 200 mesh high-gel-strength carrageenan for smooth firm gels. Food-grade powder for gelling, thickening, stabilization, and water-binding systems.
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Carrageenan (200 Mesh, High Gel Strength, Transparent Gel) is a food-grade carrageenan powder for technical food formulation work. It is positioned as fine 200 mesh high-gel-strength carrageenan for smooth firm gels. The grade is intended for formulators who need controlled gel strength, viscosity, clarity profile, and water-binding behavior in finished food systems.



Product description

Carrageenan is a red-seaweed polysaccharide hydrocolloid used mainly as a gelling agent, thickener, stabilizer, and water-binding ingredient. Gel behavior is strongly system-dependent: potassium ions usually strengthen kappa-type gels, calcium can modify elasticity, and milk proteins can interact with carrageenan to improve suspension and body. For clear products, control hydration, insoluble particles, sugar/acid balance, and filtration/dispersion quality because clarity is affected by the whole formula, not only the carrageenan grade.


Application guidance

Best fitfine-particle, smooth high-strength gels where fast hydration and fine texture matter
Jelly and dessert systemsUse for water jelly, fruit jelly, pudding/flan, dairy dessert, and drinkable jelly. Select this grade by required gel strength, clarity, and texture.
Protein/mineral systemsCarrageenan performance depends on potassium/calcium salts, milk proteins, pH, sugar, and solids. Pilot the exact food matrix before scale-up.
Meat / plant-based systemsUseful for water binding, gel network support, and sliceable texture in sausage, ham, plant-based meat, and seafood analogues.
Typical finished-food useStart around 0.1-1.0% in finished food, then adjust by gel target, ions, sugar/solids, and processing shear. Shop intake fields are set to 500-3000 mg/day for serving-design calculations.


Mixing method

Premix the powder with sugar, maltodextrin, or another dry carrier before adding to water to reduce clumping. Add under strong agitation and heat until fully hydrated; many food systems hydrate effectively around 70-85°C, then set during cooling. For milk, meat, and high-mineral systems, add gradually and validate ionic strength because salts can accelerate gel formation.


Usage rate

Typical finished-food range: 0.1-1.0%. Low levels build suspension/body; higher levels create firmer gels. Use pilot batches to define the exact level because gel strength changes with potassium/calcium, pH, sugar, solids, heat history, and shear.


Product characteristics

Physical form: pale white to yellowish powder. Odor: mild seaweed/neutral hydrocolloid odor. Solubility: disperses and hydrates in hot water; forms gels or viscous systems depending on ions and formulation conditions.


Storage

Store tightly closed at room temperature, dry, and protected from humidity. Reseal immediately after opening. Shelf life: 18 months under suitable dry storage.


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Test Name Specification
Color and luster Pale white or yellowish to brownish yellow
Form Powder or granule
Sulphate (SO4, w/%) 15-40
Viscosity (Pa.s, 1.5%, 75C) 0.005 Min
Loss on drying (w/%, 105C, 4h) 12.0 Max
Total ash (w/%, 550C, 4h) 15-40
Acid insoluble ash (w/%) 1 Max
Acid insoluble matter (w/%) 2 Max
pH (1%) 8-11
Lead (Pb) (mg/kg) 5 Max
Arsenic (As) (mg/kg) 3 Max
Cadmium (Cd) (mg/kg) 2 Max
Mercury (Hg) (mg/kg) 1 Max
Mesh Size (200 mesh) 95% Pass Min
Gel Strength (1.5% + 0.2% KCl, 20C) (g/cm2, TA.XT) 1450 Min
Total Plate Count (CFU/g) 5000 Max
E. coli (MPN/g) 3 Max
Salmonella (1g) Negative in 1g

Carrageenan (200 Mesh, High Gel Strength, Transparent Gel)
Carrageenan (200 Mesh, High Gel Strength, Transparent Gel): fine 200 mesh high-gel-strength carrageenan for smooth firm gels. Food-grade powder for gelling, thickening, stabilization, and water-binding systems.

Carrageenan (200 Mesh, High Gel Strength, Transparent Gel) is a food-grade carrageenan powder for technical food formulation work. It is positioned as fine 200 mesh high-gel-strength carrageenan for smooth firm gels. The grade is intended for formulators who need controlled gel strength, viscosity, clarity profile, and water-binding behavior in finished food systems.



Product description

Carrageenan is a red-seaweed polysaccharide hydrocolloid used mainly as a gelling agent, thickener, stabilizer, and water-binding ingredient. Gel behavior is strongly system-dependent: potassium ions usually strengthen kappa-type gels, calcium can modify elasticity, and milk proteins can interact with carrageenan to improve suspension and body. For clear products, control hydration, insoluble particles, sugar/acid balance, and filtration/dispersion quality because clarity is affected by the whole formula, not only the carrageenan grade.


Application guidance

Best fitfine-particle, smooth high-strength gels where fast hydration and fine texture matter
Jelly and dessert systemsUse for water jelly, fruit jelly, pudding/flan, dairy dessert, and drinkable jelly. Select this grade by required gel strength, clarity, and texture.
Protein/mineral systemsCarrageenan performance depends on potassium/calcium salts, milk proteins, pH, sugar, and solids. Pilot the exact food matrix before scale-up.
Meat / plant-based systemsUseful for water binding, gel network support, and sliceable texture in sausage, ham, plant-based meat, and seafood analogues.
Typical finished-food useStart around 0.1-1.0% in finished food, then adjust by gel target, ions, sugar/solids, and processing shear. Shop intake fields are set to 500-3000 mg/day for serving-design calculations.


Mixing method

Premix the powder with sugar, maltodextrin, or another dry carrier before adding to water to reduce clumping. Add under strong agitation and heat until fully hydrated; many food systems hydrate effectively around 70-85°C, then set during cooling. For milk, meat, and high-mineral systems, add gradually and validate ionic strength because salts can accelerate gel formation.


Usage rate

Typical finished-food range: 0.1-1.0%. Low levels build suspension/body; higher levels create firmer gels. Use pilot batches to define the exact level because gel strength changes with potassium/calcium, pH, sugar, solids, heat history, and shear.


Product characteristics

Physical form: pale white to yellowish powder. Odor: mild seaweed/neutral hydrocolloid odor. Solubility: disperses and hydrates in hot water; forms gels or viscous systems depending on ions and formulation conditions.


Storage

Store tightly closed at room temperature, dry, and protected from humidity. Reseal immediately after opening. Shelf life: 18 months under suitable dry storage.

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