Oxidized Starch

Oxidized Starch that brought forth by us is made from potato starch, which is oxidized by sodium hypochlorite. This type of starch has shorter chain lengths as compared to other native starches. It helps decrease microbiological content. Moreover, the hydrogen bonding lessens the tendency to retro-gradation. It is ideal to produce high clarity soft-bodied gels. In addition, the Oxidized Starch is extensively utilized for warp sizing in textile industry and in surface sizing for paper industry. Other usage of this starch is in paper coating, lamination, and paper adhesive building materials.