Paraffin Wax Fully Refined Water Proofing Agent for Paper Making Industry 0-40C Temperature Water Protection Solution

Product Description:

The primary ingredients in this product include synthetic wax, natural wax, and a cationic polymer. These components undergo a unique polymerization process that enhances their effectiveness.

This product is specifically designed for sizing applications in pulp processing. After application, noticeable improvements can be seen in both the sizing level and the softness of the paper, resulting in a superior finish.

The paper treated with this product exhibits a gentle and natural sheen, while also providing a moist and comfortable hand feel. Additionally, its water resistance properties are significantly enhanced, offering better durability against moisture.

Features:

• Product Name: Wax Emulsion
• Shelf Life: 3 Months
• Safety: Non-toxic, Non-irritant
• Appearance: White Emulsion
• Function: Water Proofing Agent
• Ideal for use in the Paper making industry to enhance product durability
• Specifically formulated for the Paper making industry to provide excellent water resistance
• Widely used in the Paper making industry to improve surface properties and strength

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

This product is highly versatile and can be applied to a wide range of paper and cardboard materials. Examples include printing wrapping paper, writing paper, food wrapping paper, and cable wrapping paper. Typically, it is added directly to the pulp during the manufacturing process.

Additionally, this product can be used in conjunction with rosin glue and neutral sizing agents to achieve effective sizing for the paper products. This combination enhances the performance and quality of the finished paper.

When incorporating this product into the pulp, the recommended dosage is between 15 to 20 kilograms per metric ton of pulp. Alongside this, aluminum sulfate should be added at a similar dosage of 15 to 20 kilograms per metric ton of pulp. It is also important to maintain the pulp's pH value within the range of 4.5 to 5.0 for optimal results.