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Product Catalog > Chitin Auxiliary Series
Paper Retention And Enhance Agent
Characteristics:
Chitin is a kind of biopolymer similar to cellulose. Its unique physiochemical properties have a wide application prospect in paper-making industry. With the intensity of market competition, the requirements of the environmental protection paper diversity, paper-making factory usually adds retention aid to improve the conservation rate of cellulose and filling, the cycling utilization of white paper.
Application effect:
Mainly used to help filter microfilament and filling in the process of paper-making.Used in the manufacturing technique of cap paper, writing paper and newspaper made from wood pulp, grass pulp and waste paper pulp.
Technical index:

Test item

Index

Appearance

Constituent A

Blue thick liquid

Constituent B

Green liquid

PH

Constituent A

7.5-8.5

Constituent B

4.5-6.5

Viscosity

Constituent A

≥ 1500mpa.s

Constituent B

≥ 90mps.s

Solid content

Constituent A

1.9%

Constituent B

2.0%

Use level:
1, This product should be mixed with paper pulp. French chalk and auxiliary when it is being used.
2, Use level of auxiliary: 20Kg/T absolute dry pulp, Constituent A: Constituent B=3:1
3, Use level of filling: 15%-20% absolute dry pulp per ton
4, Avoid stock cleaner when it is being used.
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