We are offering oxidized starch. Oxidized starches have the versatility to be pasted through any cooking system and will improve printability, pick, ring crush, fiber lay, fold, mullen and tensile. They are ideal for use as a coating base or in the coating itself. In a coating formulation, spac oxidized starches can provide improved ink holdout, gloss, reduced picking and controlled binder migration.the oxidized starch spacoxy is derived from high quality maize tapioca starch. It is widely used in the manufacturing of paper.

We are offering cationic starch. The cationic starches mainly used as wet-end starch. As the cationic starches are positively charged, they are easily attracted by the negatively charged cellulose fiber and fillers. As a result fiber-to-fiber and fiber-to-filler bond are increased. Spac cationic starch improved the retention of fines and filler and also increased paper sheet strength. Spaccata is cationic wet end starch derived from high quality tapioca maize starch. Spaccata has been developed to provide the paper industries with consistent, cost effective quality product with a unique features. It is used in the manufacturing of papers boards to increase the internal properties as well as the retention of fillers and fines.

We are offering spray starch.

We are offering maize starch. Native maize starch a-grade of high purity & high quality from proven technology. The product is very consistent in quality. Maize starch exhibits all the properties of native starch with some special features such as non-foaming & non-thinning characteristics of boiling solution. Hence maize starch has a marginal effect on the efficiency in weaving and paper industry. Where high viscosity starch is used, it imparts higher tensile strength to the fiber and thus improves the sizing.

We are offering thin boiling starch is used for textile sizing application. Thin boiling starch has low and uniform viscosity, which does not change much with temperature unlike native starches which show wide variation in viscosity. Thin boiling starches are manufactured by acid addition to native starch slurry. Low viscosity enables its use in high concentrations without the viscosity getting too high. Its application in yarn weaving.

We are offering oxidized starch. Oxidized starches have the versatility to be pasted through any cooking system and will improve printability, pick, ring crush, fiber lay, fold, mullen and tensile. They are ideal for use as a coating base or in the coating itself. In a coating formulation, spac oxidized starches can provide improved ink holdout, gloss, reduced picking and controlled binder migration.the oxidized starch spacoxy is derived from high quality maize tapioca starch. It is widely used in the manufacturing of paper.

We are offering cationic starch. The cationic starches mainly used as wet-end starch. As the cationic starches are positively charged, they are easily attracted by the negatively charged cellulose fiber and fillers. As a result fiber-to-fiber and fiber-to-filler bond are increased. Spac cationic starch improved the retention of fines and filler and also increased paper sheet strength. Spaccata is cationic wet end starch derived from high quality tapioca maize starch. Spaccata has been developed to provide the paper industries with consistent, cost effective quality product with a unique features. It is used in the manufacturing of papers boards to increase the internal properties as well as the retention of fillers and fines.

We are offering spray starch.

We are offering maize starch. Native maize starch a-grade of high purity & high quality from proven technology. The product is very consistent in quality. Maize starch exhibits all the properties of native starch with some special features such as non-foaming & non-thinning characteristics of boiling solution. Hence maize starch has a marginal effect on the efficiency in weaving and paper industry. Where high viscosity starch is used, it imparts higher tensile strength to the fiber and thus improves the sizing.

We are offering thin boiling starch is used for textile sizing application. Thin boiling starch has low and uniform viscosity, which does not change much with temperature unlike native starches which show wide variation in viscosity. Thin boiling starches are manufactured by acid addition to native starch slurry. Low viscosity enables its use in high concentrations without the viscosity getting too high. Its application in yarn weaving.