Dry Strength Agent

A dry strength agent is a chemical additive used in the papermaking industry to enhance the dry strength of paper. These agents are primarily polymeric compounds that improve the strength of paper products when dry, by enhancing the fiber bonding during the manufacturing process. They help increase the paper’s resistance to tearing, folding, and other mechanical stresses. Dry strength agents are particularly valuable in the production of high-strength papers, such as cardboard, paperboard, and newsprint, as well as tissue paper and sanitary products.

Formula:

Varies by agent, but PVA has the formula (C₂H₄O)n.

Molar Weight

Varies depending on the specific formulation (often ranges from 500 to 10,000 g/mol depending on the polymer's chain length)

Key applications

  • Papermaking: Enhances the dry strength and durability of paper products such as cardboard, tissue paper, and newsprint.
  • Packaging Industry: Improves the strength of corrugated boxes and paperboard.
  • Sanitary Products: Used in products like tissues and sanitary napkins to improve the integrity of the paper when dry.

Industries

  • Papermaking
  • Packaging
  • Sanitary Products
  • Tissue and Hygiene Products

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