Product Description
Leveraging on our state-of-the-art infrastructural unit, we have been a prominent manufacturer of Industrial Enzymes for our highly esteemed clients. They are precisely made using qualitative components and latest machinery at our unit as per the globally laid standards and norms. These Industrial Enzymes are appreciated for their quality, effectiveness, accurate composition, reliability, durability, safe packaging and a long life. We offer these at highly pocket- friendly prices and strive to make delivery within a stipulated period of time.
Specification:
| Product Name | Packing Specification | Presentation | Application |
| Tender Zyme | 25 kg in HDPE drum | Powder | Meat tenderizer powder |
| Enzisach | 25 kg in HDPE drum | Liquid | Liquid Glucoamylase |
| Enzilique | 25 kg in HDPE drum | Liquid | Liquid Amylase |
| EnziPap | 25 kg in HDPE drum | Powder | Food Grade Papain |
| EnziBro | 25 kg in HDPE drum | Powder | Food Grade Bromelain |
Precision Enzyme Catalysis for Industry-leading ApplicationsOur industrial enzymes, available in solid or liquid form, offer superior specificity and efficiency across multiple sectors, including food processing, textiles, detergents, and pharmaceuticals. Derived from microbial or plant sources, these enzymes are 100% biodegradable and conform to stringent purity and contaminants standards, making them ideal for eco-conscious industrial processes.
Versatile Forms and Reliable QualityOur enzymes come in a range of formspowder, granules, or liquidwith particle sizes between 300 and 1000 microns for powders. Packaged securely in HDPE drums, polybags, or cartons, they maintain a shelf life of 1224 months when stored in cool, dry conditions. Their water solubility and tasteless, odorless nature ensure versatility and ease of use in diverse industrial environments.
Safety and Compliance GuaranteedCompliant with industry standards and regulations, our enzymes are non-hazardous, non-poisonous, and have low contaminant levels. They are classified as biological compounds and meet global requirements for safe, responsible handling, making them a trusted choice for exporters, manufacturers, suppliers, and wholesalers across India and beyond.
FAQs of Industrial Enzymes:
Q: How should industrial enzymes be stored to maximize shelf life?
A: To ensure a shelf life of 1224 months, industrial enzymes should be kept in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Proper storage maintains enzyme activity and minimizes the risk of degradation due to moisture or excessive heat.
Q: What are the main industrial processes that benefit from enzyme use?
A: Industrial enzymes are used as biocatalysts in processes such as textile treatment, food processing, paper manufacturing, detergent production, and pharmaceutical synthesis. They accelerate chemical reactions, improve process efficiency, and lower resource consumption.
Q: When do enzymes lose their activity, and what precautions should be taken?
A: Enzyme activity is highly sensitive to pH and temperature. Most industrial enzymes denature and lose function above 60C or outside their optimal pH range (4.59). It is crucial to monitor process conditions closely to preserve catalytic activity.
Q: Where do these industrial enzymes originate from?
A: These enzymes are produced from microbial sources such as bacteria and fungi, as well as from plants. The source is selected to provide high specificity and purity based on the intended industrial application.
Q: What process is involved in using industrial enzymes as biocatalysts?
A: Enzymes are typically dissolved in water or added directly to processing streams, where they act on specific substrates. Due to their high specificity, only target compounds are transformed, resulting in fewer by-products and improved product quality.
Q: What are the benefits of using industrial enzymes compared to traditional chemical catalysts?
A: Industrial enzymes offer high specificity, are environmentally friendly due to their biodegradable nature, and function effectively under milder conditions, reducing energy and chemical requirements. This leads to safer processes and superior sustainability.
Q: How do I select the appropriate enzyme for my industrial application?
A: Selection is based on the desired chemical reaction, substrate type, and required operating conditions (such as pH and temperature). Enzyme types available include proteases, amylases, lipases, and cellulases, each tailored to specific industrial needs.