Starch For Paper

The starch used in the paper making industry in mainly to increase the bonding strength of plain white paper and paperboard. It improves the strength, paper quality and also brightens it. We supply some of the most economical starches to increase the strength of the paper.

Cationic starch is a fibre retaining and optical brightening agent. It increases the paper sheet strength. This starch helps in enhancing the paper strength, water drainage, retention, improve paper quality, reduced dusting, lining and size addition. Cationic starch serves as both a fiber retaining and optical brightening agent in the paper-making process. Its specific applications include enhancing the paper sheet strength, improving water drainage, and increasing retention. This starch type also helps reduce dusting, lining, and size addition during paper production. While cationic starch offers these benefits, it is essential to note that excessive usage may lead to increased costs and potential negative effects on paper properties.

Oxidised starch we export is one of the most common modified starches in surface sizing because of its good film forming characteristic and reduced tendency to retro-gradation. It improves quality of paper and cardboard on the basis of primary and secondary semi-finished products. Oxidized starch is a commonly used modified starch in surface sizing applications. It possesses excellent film-forming characteristics, contributing to better quality for paper and cardboard products. Compared to other starch types, oxidized starch exhibits reduced retro-gradation tendencies, which means it retains its properties for a longer time. However, it is important to control the amount of oxidized starch used, as excessive application might result in reduced paper strength and excessive sizing material costs.

We manufacture spray starch which is used as adhesive in ply bond multi-layer board paper. It improves the internal bonding strength of the paper. This technique which is intermediate between wet end addition and surface sizing is an economical way to enhance the strength of paper. Spray starch finds its primary application as an adhesive in ply bond multi-layer board paper manufacturing. It plays a crucial role in improving the internal bonding strength of the paper. Spray starch application is an intermediate technique between wet end addition and surface sizing, providing an economical way to enhance paper strength. It is essential to optimise the spraying process to avoid overuse, which may lead to uneven bonding and increased production costs.

EBF-Bond PAP is a modified starch which provides excellent surface coating and strength in the kraft paper. This provides better surface finishing to the paper and good printability. BF-Bond PAP is a modified starch formulation specifically designed to provide excellent surface coating and strength for kraft paper. This starch type offers improved surface finishing to the paper and enhances its printability. To achieve optimal results, it is crucial to follow recommended usage guidelines, as excessive BF-Bond PAP application might affect the paper's appearance and print quality.

Thin boiling starch is a modified starch formulation with controlled viscosity and extra strong film properties. It finds wide application in the field of paper (coating & sizing). It helps in improving wax pick, gloss smoothness of paper by forming strong and flexible film on fibre. Thin boiling starch is a modified formulation with controlled viscosity and extra-strong film properties. It plays a vital role in the field of paper coating and sizing. Thin boiling starch significantly improves wax pick, gloss, and smoothness of the paper by forming a strong and flexible film on the fibers. Careful consideration must be given to the boiling process to avoid undercooking or overcooking, as it may impact the starch's performance and overall paper quality.