Dextrin Powder, For Industrial, Purity : 100%

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Details :
Dextrins are degradation products obtained by treating starch under carefully controlled conditions. Dextrins are made by heating starch in dry form with small amounts of catalyst. Dextrins are white OR yellow powders that are partially or fully water-soluble, yielding optically active solutions of low viscosity. There are two types of Dextrins such as White Dextrin which has an appearance of the native starch and has solubility varying from 25-80%. It forms a soft, light colored gel on cooling. The other one is Yellow Dextrin which ranges in color from pale yellow to dark brown and has high water solubility. It is used to produce high solid concentration pastes.

Applications :
Adhesive Industry : One of the main ingredient in manufacturing of liquid and dry adhesive is yellow dextrin as it goes into solution instantly with a lesser quantity of water. Also, because of their greater adhesive strength and fluidity, it is widely used in the manufacture of :

• Spiral and convolute tubes.
• Carbon paper manufacturing, abrasives and in dry distemper.
• Machine labeling of tins, cartons, packages, envelopes, corrugated boxes etc.
• Also used by crackers manufacturer due to its adhesive properties & also explosive character.
• In book-binding, paper cones & tubes, carton sealing, pasting, match-head & match box making.

Chemical & Dyes industry
The advantage of Dextrin in the dyestuff industry is that they wash out quickly and easily and do not react with chemicals used in the process. It is so well recognized that many large-scale manufacturers have started using highly soluble Dextrins as diluent to standardize the dyes with respect to the range of colors.

Textile industry
As Dextrins do not easily react with chemicals, they are specifically suitable for applications in the textile field. In textile printing, they are used as thickness. In sizing, they are used with starch for increased adhesiveness. In finishing, they give desired ‘feel’ and handle to the fabrics.

Paint Industry
Dextrins are largely used in dry distemper. Two to three percent of dextrins, mixed with chalk and pigment, acts as a carrier and imparts good adhesion of the paint to the wall.