Textiles y Cuero production
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Raw materials for Textiles y Cuero

Bio-polishing, desizing and finishing

  • 7 products
  • 3 categories
  • CoA with every shipment
  • FOB / CIF, sea or air
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Rawplex supplies process chemicals and enzymes to textile and leather manufacturers: cellulase for bio-polishing and denim finishing, pectinase for bio-scouring cotton, protease for leather processing, and formic acid, acetic acid and ammonium chloride for pH control, dyeing and tanning. Materials ship from China with a batch CoA, and acids travel with full dangerous-goods documents.

7 products

Enzima 3

Enzima Celulasa Enzima
Food Grade

Enzima Celulasa

CAS 9012-54-8 · MOQ 25 kg

Cellulase enzymes are used in textile processing for biopolishing cotton and in denim finishing to achieve a worn appearance, enhancing the fabric's…

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Enzima Pectinasa Enzima
Food Grade

Enzima Pectinasa

CAS 9032-75-1 · MOQ 25 kg

Pectinase enzymes are employed in textile processing for bioscouring cotton, offering a gentler alternative to caustic methods for removing…

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Enzima proteasa Enzima
Food Grade

Enzima proteasa

CAS 9001-92-7 · MOQ 25 kg

Protease enzymes are used in tanneries for bating and dehairing hides, facilitating the removal of proteins during leather production.

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Ácido orgánico 3

Ácido acético Ácido orgánico
Food Grade

Ácido acético

CAS 64-19-7 · MOQ 500 kg

In the Textile & Leather industry, Modified Acetic Acid is valued as a organic acid that helps enable efficient bio-polishing, desizing, scouring and…

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Ácido fórmico 85% Ácido orgánico
Feed Grade

Ácido fórmico 85%

CAS 64-18-6 · MOQ 500 kg

Formic acid 85% is utilized in the leather industry for tanning processes, providing effective pH control and aiding in the preservation of leather…

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Ácido fórmico 99% Ácido orgánico
Industrial Grade

Ácido fórmico 99%

CAS 64-18-6 · MOQ 500 kg

In the Textile & Leather industry, Formic Acid 99% is valued as a organic acid that helps enable efficient bio-polishing, desizing, scouring and…

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Sal mineral 1

Cloruro de amonio Sal mineral
Food Grade

Cloruro de amonio

CAS 12125-02-9 · MOQ 1 MT

In the Textile & Leather industry, Ammonium Chloride is valued as a organic acid that helps enable efficient bio-polishing, desizing, scouring and…

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How Rawplex helps textile and leather processors

Cleaner fabric surface

Cellulase removes protruding fibres for bio-polishing and gives denim its worn look with less pumice.

Gentler cotton preparation

Pectinase bio-scouring removes pectin from cotton at milder conditions than conventional alkaline scouring.

pH control in dyeing and tanning

Formic and acetic acids are supplied with concentration and impurity limits, for dye fixation, pickling and chrome tanning pH control.

Leather processing enzymes

Protease is used in soaking, dehairing and bating stages, quoted by declared activity.

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    Specify

    Tell us the process stage, the product and concentration, and your monthly volume.

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    Samples and documents

    Where available we send a sample with the TDS, MSDS and a batch CoA, so your QC can test before you commit to volume.

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    Quote and ship

    We quote FOB or CIF; acids are packed and documented for dangerous-goods transport where required.

Compliance and documents

Documents available for textile and leather materials:

  • Batch CoA with concentration or activity
  • MSDS and dangerous-goods classification for acids
  • TDS with recommended dosing conditions

Frequently asked questions

What is bio-polishing?

A cellulase treatment that removes small protruding fibres from cotton fabric, reducing pilling and giving a smoother surface.

Why use formic acid in leather?

Formic acid lowers pH during pickling and fixes chrome at the end of tanning; it is also used to fix dyes.

Formic acid 85% or 99% for leather?

Both are used; 85% is the common industrial grade, 99% gives more acid per tonne. Compare offers on 100% acid basis.

What is bio-scouring?

Removing pectin and waxes from cotton with pectinase instead of hot caustic soda, which saves energy and water.

Do you supply ammonium chloride?

Yes; it is used as a deliming agent in leather and as a dyeing auxiliary. See its product page for specification and MOQ.