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Lasany LI-TA6900 Texture Analyser
The Lasany LI-TA6900 Texture Analyser is an advanced laboratory instrument designed for precise measurement and evaluation of the physical and mechanical properties of various materials. It is widely used in food, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, packaging, polymer, and research laboratories for quality control and product development.
The instrument evaluates important texture parameters such as hardness, firmness, adhesiveness, cohesiveness, tensile strength, gel strength, stickiness, and compressibility. With interchangeable load cells, multiple probe options, and PC-based control software, the LI-TA6900 provides accurate, repeatable, and reliable texture analysis results.
Product Specifications
| Product Name | Texture Analyser |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lasany |
| Model | LI-TA6900 |
| Maximum Load | 5 kgf |
| Application | Food, Pharma, Cosmetic, Packaging, Multi Use |
| Stroke Length | 330 - 370 mm |
| Load Cell Type | Interchangeable |
| Speed Range | 0.01 - 40 mm/s |
| Probe Set | Basic Probes, Food Probes, Pharma Probes |
| Control Mode | PC Control |
| Data Recording | Force, Distance, Time |
| Packaging | Wooden Box |
Key Features
- High precision measurement of texture and mechanical properties
- Suitable for testing soft and hard materials across multiple industries
- Interchangeable load cells and versatile probe configurations
- Real-time generation of force, distance, and time graphs
- PC-controlled operation for accurate analysis and data management
- User-friendly interface for research and quality control applications
Applications
The Lasany LI-TA6900 Texture Analyser is widely used in food processing, pharmaceutical formulation, cosmetic testing, packaging industries, polymer research, and academic laboratories. It is used for evaluating product consistency, stability, texture quality, and formulation performance.
Working Principle
The texture analyser operates using a motor-driven probe connected to a sensitive load cell. The probe interacts with the sample through compression, penetration, stretching, cutting, or extrusion tests. The instrument measures the applied force, movement distance, and test duration to generate detailed texture profiles and mechanical property graphs for analysis.
