Textile auxiliary, Textile chemical biopolishing Acid Cellulase Enzyme

Textile auxiliary, Textile chemical biopolishing Acid Cellulase Enzyme System 1

Textile auxiliary, Textile chemical biopolishing Acid Cellulase Enzyme

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Supply Capability:: 10000 bottle/month

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Classification:	Chemical Auxiliary Agent	CAS No.:	Chemical Auxiliary Agent	Other Names:	acidic enzyme water
Place of Origin:	Guangdong China (Mainland)	Type:	Chemical Auxiliary Agent	Usage:	Textile Auxiliary Agents
Brand Name:	DEROU	Model Number:	GGL acidic Enzyme	Appearance:	Amber liquid
PH Value:	4.0-5.0	GGL dosage:	0.3-1.5% (O.W.F)

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:	25kg or 200kg per plastic drum.
Delivery Detail:	3-7 days

Specifications

acid cellulase for biopolishing
concentrated cellulase for textile bio-polishing
high quality and perfect service

Fast remove cowboy hair Natural Cellulase Enzyme GGL

1.Fabric bio-polishing finishing acidic enzymes water
2.For cotton, cotton / polyester blended fabric bio-polishing finishing

[Description]:

GGL is a new generation of non pathogenic bacteria deep fermentation of a high quality, highly concentrated cellulase suitable for complex products with different biological polished style for cotton, cotton/polyester blended fabric bio-polishing finishing, but also for washing factory and dyeing factory direct.

GGL belongs to the genetic modification of acid cellulase, available in PH-5.5-7.0 conditions, anti-back of its outstanding advantages of excellent dyeability, and therefore particularly suitable for denim washing. Its anti-the back stick performance is the best in the similar acidic cellulase.

[Specification]:

Appearance: Amber liquid

PH Value: 4.0-5.0

Vitality:≥13000 CMCU/mL

Compatibility: This product to the buffering agent, non-ionic surface active agent has a good compatibility.

[Direction for Usage]:

GGL dosage: 0.3-1.5% (O.W.F)

Bath ratio: 1:8-1:20

Processing time: 30-60minutes

Temperature: 45-55°C

PH Value: 4.5-5.5

[Properties]:

→ GGL suitable for cellulose fabric biopolishing finishing, the fabric surface clean, clean lines, greatly reducing pilling rates, effectively improve the fabric handle.

→ GGL according to the requirements of customers can produce different stone apparent effect, giving unique fermented wash denim fabric style.

→ Less strength loss, and good color, back contamination and cross color can be small, minimal lower shade changes.

[Inactivated]:

Treatment effect is reached must be inactivated. Can through the addition of anhydrous sodium carbonate will increase PH value of 10, or up to 70°C, with 10 minutes.

[Storage & Package]:

Can be stored for 6 months at 0-25°C in a sealed container, keep dry and avoid exposure to sunshine.

25kg or 200kg per plastic drum.

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