Acid Cellulase

The role of Acid cellulase is multifaceted. After treatment with this agent, the amount of fluffing/pilling of the fabric is reduced, the hand feel is softer, smoother and the color is more bright.

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The acid cellulase enzyme is a liquid cellulase produced by fermentation of non-pathogenic microorganisms in liquid.

Application

It is a novel finishing process that can be used for the biological finishing of cellulose fabrics. This agent is suitable for woven or knitted fabrics.

The acid cellulase enzyme has many functions. After treatment with this agent, the fabric fluffing/pilling amount is reduced, the hand feel is softer and smoother, it has more luster and the color is more vivid.

Process conditions

Dosage…………0.5—2.0% (to the fabric weight)

Bath ratio…………5:1-20:1

Processing time…………30—90 minutes

Processing temperature…………45—55℃

PH range…………4.5—5.5

Specific process parameters can be based on experimental results.

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

Packaging and storage: 25kg/drum or as client’s request. No less than standard enzyme activity for 6 months at room temperature.

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