Carrageenan (80 Mesh, High Gel Strength, Super Clear Gel)

Food Code: 254187

Carrageenan (80 Mesh, High Gel Strength, Super Clear Gel): 80 mesh carrageenan with COA-confirmed 94.1% transparency for clear gels. Food-grade powder for gelling, thickening, stabilization, and water-binding systems.

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Carrageenan (80 Mesh, High Gel Strength, Super Clear Gel) is a food-grade carrageenan powder for technical food formulation work. It is positioned as 80 mesh carrageenan with COA-confirmed 94.1% transparency for clear 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 fit clear jelly, fruit jelly, bakery glaze, drinkable jelly, and visually clean transparent gels
Jelly and dessert systems Use for water jelly, fruit jelly, pudding/flan, dairy dessert, and drinkable jelly. Select this grade by required gel strength, clarity, and texture.
Protein/mineral systems Carrageenan performance depends on potassium/calcium salts, milk proteins, pH, sugar, and solids. Pilot the exact food matrix before scale-up.
Meat / plant-based systems Useful for water binding, gel network support, and sliceable texture in sausage, ham, plant-based meat, and seafood analogues.
Typical finished-food use Start 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/%) 15 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 (80 mesh) 95% Pass Min
Gel Strength (1.5% + 0.2% KCl, 20C) (g/cm2, TA.XT) 1450 Min
Water Gel Strength (g/cm2) Report result
Transparency (0.5%, 496 nm, w/%) 90 Min
Total Plate Count (CFU/g) 5000 Max
E. coli (MPN/g) 3 Max
Salmonella (1g) Negative in 1g

Carrageenan (80 Mesh, High Gel Strength, Super Clear Gel)

Carrageenan (80 Mesh, High Gel Strength, Super Clear Gel): 80 mesh carrageenan with COA-confirmed 94.1% transparency for clear gels. Food-grade powder for gelling, thickening, stabilization, and water-binding systems.

Carrageenan (80 Mesh, High Gel Strength, Super Clear Gel) is a food-grade carrageenan powder for technical food formulation work. It is positioned as 80 mesh carrageenan with COA-confirmed 94.1% transparency for clear 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 fit clear jelly, fruit jelly, bakery glaze, drinkable jelly, and visually clean transparent gels
Jelly and dessert systems Use for water jelly, fruit jelly, pudding/flan, dairy dessert, and drinkable jelly. Select this grade by required gel strength, clarity, and texture.
Protein/mineral systems Carrageenan performance depends on potassium/calcium salts, milk proteins, pH, sugar, and solids. Pilot the exact food matrix before scale-up.
Meat / plant-based systems Useful for water binding, gel network support, and sliceable texture in sausage, ham, plant-based meat, and seafood analogues.
Typical finished-food use Start 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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