Lipase
Description
Lipase, a remarkable enzyme, is meticulously crafted using Aspergillus niger through a specialized process of fermentation, extraction, and refinement. This targeted compounding enables its versatile application across multiple industries, including food, leather processing, feed, papermaking, washing, and bio-energy. It's a powerhouse of efficiency and adaptability!
Working Mechanism
Lipase, a formidable serine hydrolase, excels in catalyzing the hydrolysis of fatty acid glycerides into glycerol and fatty acids. This magical transformation occurs at the crucial oil-water interface. Moreover, lipase demonstrates its versatility by catalyzing ester synthesis and transesterification reactions, making it an indispensable asset in various industrial processes.
Properties
1. Temperature range: This lipase performs optimally within an effective temperature range of 30-70ºC,
with its peak performance observed between 55-65ºC, ensuring flexibility across different conditions.
2. pH range: It exhibits effectiveness within a pH range of 4.0-10.0,
with the optimum pH level at 7.5, offering adaptability to varied environments.
3. Influence of metal ions on activity: Certain ions play a pivotal role in enhancing or inhibiting enzyme activity. For instance, Ca2+ and Mg2+ significantly boost the enzyme's efficacy, while Mn²+, Fe2+ and Zn2+ tend to inhibit its power. Meanwhile, Cu2+ and EDTA do not notably affect its activity, allowing for consistent performance.
Specifications
Our liquid enzyme is a brown liquid boasting 100000u/mL, while the solid form is a fine powder with 100000u/g, designed for ease of use and potent performance.
Liquid enzyme characteristics: pH at 25°C ranges from 6.0-7.5, with a bulk density of ≤1.25g/mL, ensuring consistent quality.
Solid enzyme fineness is impressive, with a 0.4mm standard sieve pass rate of ≥80%, highlighting its superior refinement.
2. Enzyme activity definition: 1g of solid enzyme powder (or 1mL of liquid enzyme) can hydrolyze the substrate for 1 minute, producing 1u mol of titratable fatty acids under precise temperature and pH conditions, equating to 1 unit of enzyme activity in u/g (U/mL).
Product standard: Fully compliant with GB/T23535-2009, ensuring top-tier performance and reliability.
Application method
1. In flour products, lipase repairs the gluten network's weak spots, enhancing dough stability and air-holding, resulting in a white, glossy bread core. The recommended dosage is 0.01-0.05kg/T flour (100,000 units of enzyme activity). Combine with food-grade xylanase, fungal a-amylase, and glucose oxidase for a comprehensive noodle quality upgrade.
2. In the tanning industry, lipase expertly targets leather fats, softening raw materials evenly under gentle conditions, enhancing leather yield while reducing chemicals. It reduces skin wrinkles, proving effective in degreasing and softening processes. Usage is 0.02-0.06% (based on raw material quality, 100,000 units enzyme activity) at 30-40°C for 30-120 minutes, often paired with alkaline protease for optimal results.
3. Enhance the nutritional value and flavor of feed effortlessly with this enzyme! By incorporating it into your feed, you can efficiently release short-chain fats and anti-acid, significantly boosting the raw material utilization rate. The recommended dosage is a minimal 0.01-0.05%, tailored to the quality of raw materials, with enzyme activity reaching 100,000 units for optimal results.
4. Revolutionize your paper production process with lipase! Perfect for mechanical pulping and waste paper deinking, this enzyme excels in removing triglycerides from pulp, thereby enhancing deinking efficiency remarkably. Recommended addition is 0.04-0.10L/T of pulp, with an impressive enzyme activity of 100,000 units, maximizing productivity and quality.
Packaging and storage
Our liquid enzyme offerings are securely packed in 25kg plastic drums, while the solid variants come in sturdy 20kg woven bags, ensuring safe and reliable transportation.
As a biologically active substance, this enzyme necessitates careful handling. High temperatures and strong acids or alkalis can deactivate it. To preserve its integrity, liquid enzymes must be shielded from sunlight during transit and storage. Similarly, solid enzymes require protection from both sunlight and rain. Your warehouse should maintain a pristine, cool, and dry environment to ensure maximum efficacy.
Factory Plant
Certification
Derrick's enzyme has proudly achieved certification and qualification from renowned international management systems, including
ISO9001, FSSC22000, KOSHER, HALAL, FAMI-QS, illustrating our unwavering commitment to excellence and quality.
Application
FAQ
1. What services can we provide?
We offer a wide range of delivery terms to suit your needs: FOB, CFR, CIF, and CIP.
Accepted payment currency: USD, EUR, CNY;
Our flexible payment options include T/T, L/C, accommodating various business preferences.
2. What's the shipping time?
Expect a standard lead time of 15-20 days post-deposit, ensuring timely delivery.
3. What kind of shipping method do you use?
Choose from our diverse shipping methods: sea transport, DHL, FEDEX, TNT, E-PACK, and AIR CARGO to best suit your logistics needs.
4. Can I get a sample before place an order?
Certainly! We offer free samples for your evaluation, with shipping costs borne by customers.
5. I don't know how to use your product, what should I do?
No need to worry! We provide a comprehensive TDS and step-by-step guidance. Our expert technicians are always ready to assist with any queries you may have.
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