NATIVE WAXY CORN STARCH (INDUSTRIAL)

Product family:
Native starches
Labelling:
Native waxy corn starch
Area of Application:
INDUSTRIAL
NATIVE WAXY CORN STARCH (INDUSTRIAL)
Main Characteristics:
Moisture content, % (max.)
13
Bulk weight, g / dm3
450-550
рH - index
4,0-6,0
Protein content, %, max.
0,35
SO2 content, mg / kg, max.
30
Industry
Household needs
Household needs
Chemicals
Chemicals
Paper and paper related products
Paper and paper related products
Textile
Textile
Building materials
Building materials
Paints and Coating
Paints and Coating
Paste and adhesives
Paste and adhesives
Bioplastic
Bioplastic
Benefits & PropertiesGel formation capabilitySource of raw materialsSurface sizingFinishing agentRheological behaviourThickener for dispersion paintsStable viscosityBiodegradable
Improves water-holding capacityCost savings ingredientIncreases strength at glue lineCreates a transparent and elastic film on a tissue surfaceRelatively easy workabilityThickener for silicate paintsMinimizes splashingAdaptation specifically to requirements by combination with other bio-polymers and additives
Paste basisSubstantially reduces fractured linersHigh adhesionSag resistantGood adhesivenessExcellent runability
Provides a better surface for printingUsed with other starch materialsWater retentionImproves water-holding capacityIncreases strength at glue line
General Information:

Native waxy starch is made from wax corn. Unlike other native starches, its content of amylopectin is up to 99%. It is used as a universal thickener for pastes, paints and various coatings. Native waxy starch is especially important in the production of label adhesives, where it shows an increased adhesive ability when working on high-speed machines.

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