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Coating Starches

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For coated paper and board manufacturers, the appearance and strength of the finished product are key elements.

Coating color mixes consist of three basic components: pigments, binders and water. The most common natural binder is starch. Starch is an excellent binder and a natural, reliable and cost-effective latex-replacement choice.

Technological advances (including bigger and faster coating machines) require new, more cost-effective and greener coating polymers. Cargill’s bio-polymer range of coating starches allows paper & board manufacturers to choose from a wide array of tailor-made modified starches for specific solids/viscosity levels, water retention ability and paper quality.

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C☆Film Starches

Offers excellent viscosity stability at high solids that is ideal for coated paper applications.

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C☆iCoat™ Board Coating Starch

C☆iCoat™ is a bio-polymer combining high cold water solubility with high binding power, offering increased latex replacement potential.
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C☆iFilm™ Coating Starches

C☆iFilm™ coating starches improve the coating colour rheology which allows for higher latex replacement ratios and the reduction of additives.

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