Wet-End Paper Making Starches

The paper-making process involves a complex mix of natural and synthetic polymers interacting through mechanical shear forces. Cargill’s cationic starches for the wet-end production phase are far more than just dry strength additives. They give manufacturers greater control over the paper-making process, improving the formation, drainage, retention and strength of the final sheet.

Benefits of wet-end cationic starches:

• Increased fiber and ash retention
• Improved process runnability
• Better dewatering behavior
• Wide range of cationicity
• Cost-effectiveness
   

Recommended product ranges

C☆Bond^™ cationic starches for Graphic Paper

C☆Bond^™ ensures quality performance over time and plays a key role in the total retention and dewatering. Obtained from renewable resources which secures durable availability, our wet-end starch range will increase your runnability and drive to further cost optimization.

C☆iBond^™ wet-end starches for Graphic Paper and Packaging

C☆iBond^™ wet-end starch range has been designed to match modified potato starch performances while remaining a long-term cost effective alternative. Cargill C✩iBond^™ improves the effectiveness of retention, dewatering and sizing through synergistic action. This range includes new grades for use in recycled and wood-containing systems and products specifically targeted at papermakers looking for increased machine productivity within closed systems.
 

Cargill's skilled application specialists and sales team are ready to perform wet-end audits and work with you to identify the most suitable starch for your processes. With our extensive portfolio, we're sure to have a solution that meets your needs.