Oxidized Starch

Oxidized starch is a chemically modified starch treated to introduce carbonyl and carboxyl groups, making it more water-soluble and reactive. In the paper industry, it is primarily used as a surface sizing agent and coating binder to improve paper strength, smoothness, and printability. It enhances film formation, ink holdout, and coating adhesion while reducing dusting and picking, making it suitable for printing papers, packaging boards, and specialty coated papers. Oxidized starch is biodegradable, easy to apply, and compatible with fillers and other paper additives.

High levels of purity

Free from adulterants, fermented smell, dirt, and extraneous matter.

Pigments

Compatible with fillers, pigments, and other paper additives

Solubility

Enhanced water solubility for easy application in cold or warm water

Low protein and ash content

Offers high-quality performance in various industrial applications.

Coating

Provides better coating adhesion and smoothness

Increases

Enhances printability, ink holdout, and gloss

Film-Forming

Provides better ink holdout and coating adhesion

Strength

Improves surface strength and fiber bonding

Features