Gelrite Gellan Gum

Gelrite Gellan Gum Specification

Application
Microbiological media, gelling agent

Shape
Granular/Powder

Usage
Lab use

Other Names
Gelrite, E418

Melting Point
>150C (decomposes)

Poisonous
No

Shelf Life
5 Years

Ph Level
5.0-7.0 (1% solution)

Taste
Odorless

HS Code
391390

Smell
Odorless

Grade
Laboratory

Density
0.85 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Appearance
Fine powder

Molecular Formula
(C12H18O9)n

Physical Form
Powder

Structural Formula
Linear tetrasaccharide repeat

Molecular Weight
approx. 500,000

Classification
Polysaccharide

Chemical Name
Gellan Gum

CAS No
71010-52-1

Type
Gellan Gum

Purity(%)
99%

EINECS No
275-117-5

Color
White to off-white

Gel Strength
>800 g/cm2 (1% KCl, 1% solution)

Particle Size
80-120 mesh

Solubility
Soluble in hot water

Microbial Limit
<500 cfu/g

Packaging
25 kg drums/bags

Loss on Drying
15%

Lead Content
<2 mg/kg

Gelrite Gellan Gum Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
10 Kilograms

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID)

Supply Ability
1000 Kilograms Per Month

Delivery Time
2-10 Days

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Gelrite Gellan Gum

Discover Gelrite Gellan Gum, a new release at the lowest price-just Add to Cart for remarkable value. This valorous laboratory-grade gellan gum boasts an unprecedented purity of 99% and outstanding gel strength (>800 g/cm2 in 1% KCl solution). Appearing as a fine, white to off-white powder, it solubilizes in hot water and is odorless, ensuring compatible use in microbiological media and other research applications. Its robust safety profile (lead <2 mg/kg, non-poisonous) and superior shelf life (5 years) make it the premier choice for exporters, suppliers, manufacturers, and dealers across India.

Diverse Applications and Exceptional Utility

Gelrite Gellan Gum is specifically designed for laboratory use, excelling as a gelling agent and in microbiological media. Its general adoption spans research settings, biotechnological labs, and quality control departments in pharmaceutical and food industries. The site of application ranges from petri dishes for microbial assays, to solid culture media formulation, and other experimental settings requiring stable, clear gels. With its high gel strength and purity, it is the preferred polysaccharide for consistent results.

Sample Policy and Consistent Supply Promise

Gelrite Gellan Gum samples are available for potential customers to evaluate before bulk purchase. We guarantee an efficient exchange and prompt handling of sample requests. Our robust supply network ensures that shipped goods reach you safely and swiftly, no matter your location in India or abroad. Adhering to a customer-first sample policy, we assure reliable availability and consistent supply to support research, production, and distribution needs at all times.

FAQ's of Gelrite Gellan Gum:

Q: How is Gelrite Gellan Gum commonly used in laboratory settings?

A: Gelrite Gellan Gum is primarily utilized as a gelling agent in microbiological media and for creating firm, clear gels for various laboratory assays and research activities.

Q: What are the benefits of choosing Gelrite Gellan Gum over other gelling agents?

A: Gelrite Gellan Gum provides remarkable clarity, high gel strength, and consistent performance, making it ideal for sensitive applications in biotechnology and microbiology.

Q: Where can Gelrite Gellan Gum be applied outside traditional laboratories?

A: Besides labs, Gelrite Gellan Gum finds application in the food industry, pharmaceutical research, and quality control processes where a stable, non-toxic gel is essential.

Q: What is the process for obtaining a sample of Gelrite Gellan Gum?

A: Prospective buyers can request a sample by contacting our sales team. Upon exchange of necessary details, the sample is shipped promptly for your evaluation.

Q: When is the best time to use Gelrite Gellan Gum for microbiological studies?

A: Gelrite Gellan Gum is optimal for use when a high-strength, inert, and clear medium is required, particularly for precise microbiological or biotechnological experiments.