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Maize And Corn Starch Powder
Leading Manufacturer of cornstarch powder and maize starch from Bengaluru.
Cornstarch Powder
Product Price: Rs 30 / KgGet Best Price
Product Details:
| Usage/Application | Industrial |
| Speciality | Organic |
| Cuisine | Indian |
| Packaging Size | 50 kgs |
| Brand | NM Enterprises |
| Packaging Type | Bag |
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Maize Starch
Product Price: Rs 38 / KgGet Best Price
Product Details:
| Grade | food and cosmatic,industrial |
| Usage/Application | Food |
| Speciality | Organic |
| Cuisine | Indian |
| Packaging Size | 50kgs bag |
| Model Name/Number | ambuja,cargil |
| Brand | Mrkool |
| Density | 950 |
| Weight | 50 |
| Product Type | food and industrial |
| Shelf Life | 36months |
| Purity | 99 |
| Form | powder |
| Packaging Type | plastic bag |
| Color | white |
One of the most important cereal starches in the world is maize starch. And, in a lot of countries, it is considered one of the staple foods. A white, tasteless, odorless carbohydrate extracted from the kernels of corn or maize, maize starch power is widely used as a stiffening agent and a thickener with many industrial applications.
Industry Wise Applications of Maize StarchMaize starch powder has a wealth of uses across a variety of industries. From pharmaceutical and paper, to adhesives and food, this versatile starch is an important part of many industries’ manufacturing processes.
1. Food And Beverage IndustryMost commonly known as corn starch, maize starch is used in Bakery industry, as well as thickening sauces, puddings, and gravies. One of the best industrial uses of maize starch powder is bakers using it to improve the texture and tenderness of cakes. It does this by making the dough harder in nature and thereby making this starch the most suitable for use in the preparation of cakes.
Then there is ice cream. Maize starch powder is known for giving high strengths to ice cream and ice cream cones too! As well as salad dressing, desserts and other such sweet food items of which it forms a basic constituent of sweet food.
Other examples include as a coating for fried foods to give them extra crispiness. The starch is also used for noodles and an emulsifier for milk-products, as well as a filling for food items.
Another reason maize starch powder is used on a large scale in the beverage industry is because it can be dispersed with ease in the hydrophilic Medias. The starch has a sufficient amount of carbohydrate and is known to be amongst the energy producing foods.
2. Paper IndustryThe powder is used mostly in the paper industry to enhance the bonding strength of paper as well as corrugated boxes. This is because of maize starch powder’s excellent adhesive properties.
3. Textile IndustryOne of the best (and most common) uses of the maize starch is to soften fabric as well as providing cloth with the required stiffness. Other uses include material sizing: this allows the strength of the warp yarn to be easily increased. The starch powder can also enhance the weight, finishing and dusting media for various types of coating.
4. Pharmaceutical IndustryIn the pharmaceutical industry, the Maize Starch is used as filler, diluents, humectant, binder and disintegrant. As a disintegrant it enables capsules and tablets to break down into smaller fragments. That is, to dissolve so the drug can be released for absorption by the body.
It is also used as a dusting media for different types of coating. In areas of dry granulation techniques, it is widely accepted where active ingredients are hygroscopic, and is difficult to dry after wet binding. The maize starch powder has proven to be particularly efficient as a dry-binder. Another less known use for maize starch is its use in cosmetics. The smoothness of dry maize starch powder makes it excellent filler.
5. Drilling starchAnother common use of Maize starch is to manufacture pre gelatinized starch. Pre gelatinized starch is a processed carbohydrate used as a texturizer and or binder.
6. BioplasticsBioplastics are currently used in disposable items like packaging, cups, straws, bags etc. Bioplastics namely PLA (polyactic acid) is typically made from the sugars in corn starch and is biodegradable, carbon-neutral and edible.
Industrial Applications of Maize StarchThe production of maize starch in India is fragmented as there is a large variety of manufacturers and producers with variable production capacities. The key derivatives are syrups, modified starches, and sweeteners, amongst others.
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