Bio-based dry-strength agents for paper
Bio-based dry-strength additives — cationic and thermally modified starch, cellulose polymers and refining enzymes — restore inter-fibre bond strength in paper and board made with a high recycled-fibre content, displacing synthetic polyacrylamide chemistry.
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Technology
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Bio-based dry-strength additives — cationic and thermally modified starches, cellulosic polymers and refining enzymes — that restore fiber-bonding strength in recycled-content paper and board while displacing synthetic polyacrylamide chemistry.
Links
- Import and registration route
- CHEM — Minpromtorg (registration) / Rospotrebnadzor (notification of …
- Capabilities
- Synthesis & conversion
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