Alkaline Protease for Detergents
- Also known as:
- Proteolytic enzyme · Subtilisin
Enzyme that breaks down protein-based stains such as blood, egg, milk, and sweat during laundry washing. It makes it possible to formulate well-performing detergents at low temperatures, reducing the energy consumption of washing. Used in powder detergents, liquid detergents, and enzymatic pre-wash products.
Functions
Typical applications
- Powder detergents
- Liquid detergents
- Pre-wash and stain removers
- Institutional laundry
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Enzyme that promotes the breakdown of dietary proteins, used in balanced feed for animal nutrition. Its use is associated with better utilization of amino acids and with greater consistency in digestibility, in accordance with applicable regulations. Enzymes of this type are also used in industrial and institutional detergency.
Alkyl Polyglucoside
Nonionic surfactant derived from glucose and fatty alcohols, with a good biodegradability profile. It provides wetting and detergency with low harshness and is stable in strongly alkaline media. Used in cleaners with an eco-friendly positioning, alkaline degreasers, and personal care formulas.
Benzalkonium Chloride
Benzalkonium Chloride
Quaternary ammonium compound widely used as an active ingredient in disinfectant and sanitizing formulations for surfaces. It also provides cationic surfactant properties and an antistatic effect in the formula. Its use in disinfection is carried out in accordance with applicable health regulations.
Caustic Potash
Potassium Hydroxide
Highly soluble alkali used in the manufacture of liquid and potassium soaps, degreasers, and industrial cleaners. It produces soaps that are more soluble and faster to saponify than those made with caustic soda. Also used for pH adjustment in concentrated liquid formulas.