Category:
enzymes, non-GMO /
CAS / EINECS:
CAS no.:9001-62-1
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Specialist:
Information:
Britase Lipase is a granulated enzyme specially developed to increase the effectiveness of laundry detergents at low temperatures. Lipases break down the triglycerides in edible oils and fats, which are found in high-fat foods and many cosmetic products. The triglycerides are broken down into fatty acids, diglycerides and monoglycerides, which are more soluble in the wash water and can therefore be removed more efficiently from textiles. Lipases are particularly troublesome to cotton fabrics because they tend to travel to the inner cavities of the cotton via capillary action. Surfactants cannot remove them.
Innovation:
Britase Lipase does not contain GMO products and itself is Non-GMO. The organisms producing Britase Lipase are selected from nature and bred by selecting the strongest strains.
Technical:
Image: Example of a washing test at 40 o C, 8dH with an olive oil stain.
Detergent without Lipase (left) and detergent with Lipase (right)
Commercial:
This product is available in 40kg HDPE drums
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