| TEXZYME
DGS |
A
Special proteolytic
enzyme for degumming
of silk |
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An
enzyme formulation
for making
silk |
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smoother,
softer and
lustrous.
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Removes
Sericin from
silk worm
pupa, |
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energy
efficient
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Shorter and
milder operating
conditions
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Breaks
down silk
peptides and
proteins |
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Less
strength loss
of the silk
fibre. |
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Effluent
with lower
COD &
BOD |
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Does
not require
bath temperature
to be |
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heated
substantially
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| TEX BIOSCOUR |
Multi-component
Enzyme Formulation
for scouring cotton
fabric |
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Tex
Bioscour is
used for application
on cotton
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and
its blends
at pre-treatment
stage of wet
process. |
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Removes
gums and resins
adhering to
the |
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cotton
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Removes
the cotton
hydrophilic
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Reduces
water consumption
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Saves
time and energy
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Reduction
in BOD &
COD levels. |
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TEXZYME
BPL |
Fungal
acid cellulase for
premium bio-polishing
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Texzyme
BPL is a liquid
formulation
cellulase
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enzyme,
designed for
fabric defibrillation
and garment
finishing.
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It
is ideal for
denim washing
as well as
for |
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achieving
an aged look
on various
types of cellulosis.
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It
provides abrasion,
surface polishing
and |
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softening
with low enzyme
dosages on
a variety
of cellulosic
fabrics and
garments.
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These
effects can
be varied
according
to |
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users
preferences. |
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Texzyme
BPL requires
less process
time than
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that
required by
neutral or
alkaline cellulases |
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As
a result of
the shorter
time cycle,
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productivity
increases. |
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TEXAMYLASE
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Desizing
enzyme based on
conventional bacterial
alpha amylase. |
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Texamylase
is a conventional
bacterial
alpha |
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amylase
for the removal
of sizes such
as starch,
starch derivatives
or blends
of starch
with synthetic
sizes. |
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Texamylase
converts
starch based
products
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into
dextrins which
are easily
removed by
rinsing. |
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Chelating
agents are
not recommended
for |
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use
with Texamylase. |
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TEXAMYLASE
LIQUID |
Desizing
enzyme based on
conventional bacterial
alpha amylase. |
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Texamylase
is a conventional
bacterial
alpha |
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amylase
for the removal
of sizes such
as starch,
starch derivatives
or blends
of starch
with synthetic
sizes. |
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Texamylase
converts
starch based
products
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into
dextrins which
are easily
removed by
rinsing. |
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Chelating
agents are
not recommended
for |
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use
with Texamylase
liquid. |
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TEXZYME AC
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Fungal acid cellulase
for the bio-washing
of denim material
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Texzyme
AC is a formulation
of acid cellulase
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enzyme
in liquid
form,developed
exclusively
for the bio-washing
of denim |
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Texzyme
AC gives an
attractive
granular |
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faded
look to the
fabric/garment
and causes
negligible
back staining.
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Additional
use of Texzyme
AC leads to |
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reduced
piling and
improved water
absorbency.
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TEXZYME
NC |
Fungal
neutral cellulase
for premium bio-abrasion
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Texzyme
NC is a buffered
neutral cellulase
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formulation
in powder
form. It is
used for the
production
of high colour
contrasts
and abraded
fashion effects
on denim garments.
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It
is superior
to acid cellulases
both with
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respect
to controlling
back taining
and premium
finishing.
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Texzyme
NC treatment
results in
excellent
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puckering
and granular
adding with
no back staining.
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It
also leads
to reduced
piling and
improved |
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water
absorbency |
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TEXZYME PK
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Texzyme PK is
an enzyme formulation
which catalyzes
the decomposition
of residual hydrogen
peroxide to oxygen
& water. The
product is highly
specific for hydrogen
peroxide and will
not react with dyestuffs.
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Texzyme
PK is ideally
suited for
use following
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bleach
clean-up.
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It
should be
used prior
to reactive
dyeing |
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which
is sensitive
to both reducing
peroxide as
well as reducing
agents. |
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Reduces
dyeing time
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Eliminates
residual hydrogen
peroxide without
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reacting
with dyestuffs |
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