SpecSol Lab · Ingredients
Stabiliser finder
Product, pH, heat step and job in. A ranked, sourced shortlist of stabiliser approaches out.
Start with the product
Pick what you are making. The shortlist builds as you answer.
Inputs used
Your shortlist
A starting point for a trial, ranked on how well each approach fits what you told me. It is not a formulation: your protein, solids, minerals and process decide the final choice.
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How the shortlist is ranked, limits and sources
What this does not do. It gives no doses, grades or use levels, and it cannot see your
protein level, solids, minerals, water or shear, all of which change how a hydrocolloid behaves. Treat the
top of the list as the first trial arm, not the answer. Regulatory status is not covered: check each
ingredient against the rules for your product and market.
How it ranks
- Each approach has a score for how well it suits each product, each job, each pH band and each heat step, plus an adjustment when the product must look clear or is stored frozen. The scores come from the sources below.
- The total decides the order. Approaches that clearly clash with your pH or process drop down the list rather than disappearing, and the clash is shown.
- pH bands are rough: neutral is about 6 and above, mildly acidic about 4.6 to 6, acidic below about 4.6.
- The From SpecSol card follows SpecSol's own product data, as Specsy describes it.
Sources
Want the lab to run the trial?
Tell us the product, the process and what is going wrong. We can set up the comparison and send samples of the options that fit.
Produced with the stabiliser finder at specsol.in. A ranked starting point for trials, built from published research; no doses or grades are implied. SpecSol Ingredients LLP, Mumbai.
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