Starch Asia has extensive experience in producing super high quality, prime tapioca starch. Our starch is purchased to make high products in worldwide markets of Asia, Europe and the USA.
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Textile Industry
The Textile Industry is one industry that is complicated and involved in using the cassava starch, in which the yarn that is used for merging must be moisturised with starch, the thread will become smooth, slippery, greasy and hairless. However, the starch acts as the lubricant to the yarn in order to prevent or stop the attachment of yarn throughout the movement of the weaving emerge. Moreover, in the procedure of printing patterns, starch will face or countenance the uniform textile design and with the use of cassava starch in merging, some factories choose or prefer expending modified starch, which is imported from abroad, in the textile project as it has more suitable features. However, factories in Thailand have underway to produce modified starch from cassava starch.
Plywood Industry
The cassava starch has freshly been presented to the plywood industry as the manufacturing of the plywood is the supplement of wood using glue. Now, the cassava starch is being used as a component and or ingredient in the production of glue as it has the sticky stuff. The starch is comprised in order to permit the plywood to attach in thick layers and develop strong and durable. Expending starch as an ingredient also benefits to reduce the glue manufacturing cost as well subsequently, it takes up to 50% of the total ingredients. Moreover, cassava starch also has a smooth and charming superficial surface that forms no precipitation in the glue manufacturing process, and a low price.
Paper Industry
In the paper manufacturing process, numerous types of wood pulps are used, such as wicker or bamboo, eucalyptus, pine and so on. Those pulps are grinded to process small fibrous pulps and prearranged into sheets. Contrariwise, the paper sheets will not be smooth and flat. They require to be covered with starch to make them charming. Furthermore, the starch infiltrates into small holes of the pulps and helps to stop and prevent the ink preoccupation of the paper while writing or printing. Moreover, the glue that is shaped from cassava starch helps to intensifications the toughness of the paper.
Adhesive Industry
The exceptional property of cassava starch once frenzied heated or exposed to chemical will developed more adhesive. Furthermore, it has the capability to retain stiffness without deforming or distorting. The cassava starch used in the glue manufacturing procedure is pure starch with low acidity, in this case this will get called dextrin starch. Now, this type of glue is mostly used to manufacture stickers, papers and envelopes, gummed and gummed tape.
Food Industry
The significant property of starch is the main foundation of carbohydrate. Conversely, there are numerous other properties of starch that play significant roles in the food and beverage manufacturing industry. In this case, the starch helps to quintessence the food (thicker), alleviate the food (stabilizer), and muddle the food together (binder) and decoration the food (filler). Furthermore, starch is willingly obtainable at a low price, such as dextrose, instant desserts, canned food, baby food, drink, ice-cream, jams, glucose, yoghurt, sausages, bread, noodles, canned fruit, sauces, etc.
