Modified Starch - Compound Active Printing Paste is the ideal product to replace the sodium alginate in the textile printing industry. This printing paste has not only the advantages of high yield of forming thickening agent, but also good rheological properties, thixotropy, holding water capacity, screening, dilution resistance, alkali and salt resistance. It also overcomes the disadvantages of the traditional sodium alginate printing paste in the printing process such as the low color yield and brilliance, bad screening and short retention time of the original paste. The performance/price ratio of this paste is much higher than the sodium alginate and it is the most advanced printing paste products at present.
Beijing Entrepreneur Science & Trading Co., Ltd specializes in fine chemical products. They supply these specialized products to a number of industries including paint and coatings, adhesives and sealants, graphic arts and inks, and personal care. Beijing Entrepreneur Science &Trading Co. works closely with many well known manufacturers world wide.
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