Cationic Starch

Cationic starch is a chemically modified starch carrying positive charges, widely used in the paper industry as a dry and wet strength enhancer, retention aid, and drainage improver. Added at the wet end, it binds with negatively charged fibers and fillers, improving filler retention, sheet formation, and internal bonding. It also enhances paper strength, printability, and surface quality, making it suitable for writing, printing, packaging, and specialty papers. Cationic starch is cost-effective, biodegradable, and compatible with most paper additives.

High levels of purity

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

Fine Spray

Easy to apply as a fine spray for uniform coverage

Quickly Soluble

Spray starch for paper is water-soluble

Low protein and ash content

Offers high-quality performance in various industrial applications.

Stability

Helps maintain sheet dimensional stability

Increases

Enhances smoothness, gloss, and printability

Ink Holdout

Provides better ink holdout and coating adhesion

Strength

Improves surface strength and fiber bonding

Features

Applications

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Filler Retention

Tapioca starch is used as a filler retention aid in paper manufacturing to improve the retention of fillers such as calcium carbonate, kaolin, and talc within the paper sheet.

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Internal Sizing

Tapioca starch is used in internal sizing to improve the paper’s resistance to liquid penetration and enhance fiber bonding during the wet-end process.

Paper Coating (Regular And Color)

Tapioca starch is widely used as a binder and viscosity modifier in both regular (white) and color paper coating applications.

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Feminine Products

Paper Stilt Material

Disposable Diapers

Tapioca starch is used in feminine hygiene products for its high absorbency, softness, and skin-friendly nature.

Tapioca starch is used in disposable diapers as a natural absorbent, binder, and processing aid, especially in eco-friendly and biodegradable diaper products.

Tapioca starch is used in paper stilt materials (used in packaging, cushioning, or molded paper products) as a binder and strength enhancer.