Neutral Cellulase

The neutral cellulase is a color-preserving polishing enzyme launched by our company which is the latest achievement of bio-neutral polishing, making the fabric obtain an unprecedented color retention finishing effect.

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It is a novel finishing process, can be used for the biological finishing of fiber fabrics. This agent is suitable for woven or knitted fabrics, which has many functions. After treatment with this agent, the following effects can be achieved:

1. Remove hair and clean hair

2. Good color retention, small fading

3. The color is bright and shiny

4. The fabric strength damage is small, try to maintain high tear resistance

Especially 2 and 4 are not achieved by traditional enzyme preparations.

Process conditions:

Enzyme dosage…………1.0—2.0% (to the fabric weight)

Bath ratio…………5-15L/kg fabric

Processing time…………30-60 minutes

Processing temperature…………35—55℃

PH range………… 5.5—7.0 (6.0 is the best)

Inactivation: The PH value can be increased to 10 by adding anhydrous sodium carbonate, or the temperature can be increased to 70℃ and kept for 10 minutes.

Packaging and storage: 25kg/drum or as client’s request. The activity can be maintained for 6 months at room temperature, avoiding long-term storage above 30°C.

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