Incorporating modified starch in paper production provides a host of benefits that enhance both the quality and efficiency of the manufacturing process:
1. Enhanced Strength
Modified starch improves the fiber bonding within phone number list the paper, increasing its mechanical strength. This enhanced bonding creates stronger paper with the following benefits:
Higher Tensile Strength: The paper can withstand greater stretching forces without breaking, making it ideal for packaging materials and printing papers.
Increased Burst Strength: The paper becomes more resistant to pressure from all directions, increasing its durability during processing and in end-use applications.
Elevated Tear Resistance: Stronger fiber adhesion improves resistance to tearing, which is crucial during handling and converting operations.
By strengthening the paper’s internal structure, modified starch allows manufacturers to create paper with superior strength while potentially reducing the basis weight.
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