Alpha-amylase

The high-temperature and high-efficiency Alpha amylase is a new concentrated enzyme with high thermal stability. It is used for desizing starch, starch derivatives and starch / Synthetic Size (PVA) in fabric size.

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Product Features

1. Proportion: 1.15-1.25

2. Appearance: amber liquid

3. P H: 6.5—7.5

Chemical additives

High temperature Alpha amylase can be used with non-ionic wetting agents, detergents, scouring agents and other solvents to enhance penetration and swelling of the slurry and promote the cleavage of long molecular chains. At the same time, it helps to remove wax, lime soil, PVA and synthetic slurry.

Process parameters

Best range

Temperature: 30-75℃

P H: 5.5-7.5

Dosage recommend: The best dosage depends on the desizing conditions, size components and fabric types, general dosage is 0.5-5g/L.

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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