KT is KONSON's internal high-transparency product direction. It can be considered when appearance, color or clarity are material selection factors. Final suitability depends on the current grade document and formulation validation.
Current evidence supports KT as a family direction, but it does not lock a universal particle size, transparency number or process window. Confirm the specific grade and current documents before making a formulation decision.
Review transparency, viscosity, KGM, particle size and sulfur-dioxide limits in the current grade-specific technical document. Do not infer a parameter from older marketing material or from another model.
Potential relevance includes light-colored, translucent or appearance-sensitive systems. The final choice depends on process conditions, other ingredients and the required visual target.
Define the complete target before requesting a grade:
Clarity and texture are formulation outcomes, not a single-ingredient guarantee. Evaluate process conditions and the full hydrocolloid system together.
Current STEP 02 evidence does not provide a controlled quantitative transparency claim for the KT family. Keep the value proposition qualitative until a grade-specific evidence package is available.
Ask for the current grade-specific technical document and sample rather than relying on family-level marketing language.
The high-transparency direction may be evaluated for gel snacks, beverage inclusions and other appearance-sensitive systems where the evidence and process are suitable.
Send the target product appearance, process and benchmark so the technical team can determine whether a KT direction is appropriate. Continue to Applications, Request a Sample or Technical Review.