Stabilized Protease Enzyme (remove protein stains, liquid)

Stabilized Protease Enzyme (remove protein stains, liquid)
Cosmetics Code: 33848

Protease Enzyme can remove protein stains well, so it is suitable for washing clothes with protein stains such as feces, blood, milk stains or any protein.

Liquid type (alkaline type, for laundry)

Activity: 200,000u/g, activation temp: 25-60C, activation pH 8.0-12.0

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Stabilized Protease Enzyme (remove protein stains, liquid)

Protease Enzyme can remove protein stains well, so it is suitable for washing clothes with protein stains such as feces, blood, milk stains or any protein.

Liquid type (alkaline type, for laundry)

Activity: 200,000u/g, activation temp: 25-60C, activation pH 8.0-12.0

Stabilized Protease Enzyme is a protease enzyme that has been stabilized, making it easy to add to laundry detergent formulas.

Protease Enzyme can remove protein stains well, so it is suitable for washing clothes with protein stains such as feces, blood, milk stains or any protein.

Usage: For any laundry product to increase cleaning efficiency of protein stains such as feces, milk stains, blood stains.

Mixing method: Can be dissolved in water, cannot withstand high heat, so it is recommended to add in the last step if the formula uses heat in production.

Usage rate: 0.2-2.0%

Product Description: Liquid

Solubility: Soluble in water.

Storage: Can be stored at room temperature, but close the bottle tightly and keep away from sunlight or heat.

Chemical Name : Stabilized Protease Enzyme

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