Paper Industry Chemicals

Non-Ferric Alum is iron-free aluminium sulphate. Because it has no iron, it does not discolour the sheet, making it the

Ferric Alum is aluminium sulphate with a small iron content. It is the standard partner to rosin size in paper

Flocculants and Coagulants clump fine suspended particles together so they settle or float quickly. In paper mills they are used

Guar Gum Powder is a natural gum derived from guar seeds. In papermaking it improves fibre bonding and formation, adding

Dry Strength Resin (D.S.R.) is a synthetic polymer that strengthens the bonds between fibres. It is especially useful for mills

Whitening Agent, or optical brightener, absorbs invisible UV light and re-emits it as blue light, making paper look whiter and

Fortified Rosin and Rosin are the classic internal sizing agents for paper. Combined with alum, rosin size makes paper resist

Melamine Formaldehyde resin is a high-performance wet-strength and cross-linking resin. It delivers stronger and more durable wet strength than UF

Urea Formaldehyde resin gives paper wet strength, so the sheet holds together when soaked. It is a proven, economical wet-strength

Maize Starch is native corn starch, the simplest and most widely used starch in papermaking and adhesives. Cooked into a