| Dyes: The Making Advantages Of Dextrins In The Dyestuff
Industry Are So Well Recognised That A Good Many Large Scale
Manufacturers Have Taken To Using Highly Soluble Dextrins As
Diluent To Standardise The Dyes With Respect To The Range Of
Colours. Dextrin Washes Out Quickly And Easily And Do Not React
With Chemicals Used In The Process.
Foundries: Yellow
Dextrins Serves As An Excellent Binding Agent For Sand Cores In
Foundry Operations. It Gives High Green Bond Strength Necessary
For The Mould To Remain Intact During Handling.
Textiles:
As Dextrins Do Not Easily React With Chemicals, They Are
Specifically Suitable For Applications In The Textile Field. In
Textile Printing, They Are Used As Thickness. Free Of Grit And
Other Impurities, Which Usually Accompany Lower Grades Of
Starch, They Ensure That The Copper Rolls (Used In Printing) Do
Not Suffer From Abrasion. In Sizing, They Are Used With Starch
For Increased Adhesiveness. In Finishing, They Give Desired
And Handle To The Fabrics.
Paints:
Dextrins Are Largely Used In Dry Distemper. Two To Three Percent
Of Dextrins, Mixed With Chalk And Pigment, Acts As A Carrier And
Imparts Good Adhesion Of The Colour To The Wall.
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