Used K&S Maxum #9389530 for sale
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K&S Maxum is an engineered binder specifically designed for use in the production of paper and paperboard products. Maxum binder is manufactured from a proprietary polymer resin, specifically formulated for superior performance in high temperature and high speed papermaking processes. This binder is engineered to maximize abrasion resistance, improve wet strength, reduce fiber migration and extend machine runs to help minimize papermaking costs. K&S Maxum binder is characterized by excellent hot dispersion and superior wet adhesion properties. This product is synergistic with the rest of the process additives used in papermaking to provide a uniform paper product with superior strength characteristics and improved runnability. The optimized particle size of the binder greatly reduces shearing forces, helps reduce fiber breakage and increases paper product strength. The binder also offers outstanding wet adhesive strength when compared to other commercial binders on the market. This property allows paper mills to maintain strength of their paper products following a wetting or drying cycle in the papermaking process. The wet adhesion of Maxum binder helps to reduce fiber release in paper products, especially those products that require more rigorous drying cycles. In addition, the binder contains no detrimental fillers and provides a low calcium sensitivity and low residual alkalinity, helping to ensure a more stable paper finishing process. With longer lasting shelf life than traditional polyacrylamide-based binders, K&S Maxum binder is perfect for use in production of both coated and non-coated paper and board products. The engineered formulation of Maxum binder improves the papermaking process and allows for superior performance at a lower cost compared to traditional binders. This binder offers paper makers the opportunity to reduce fiber breakage and maximize wet strength of their products while significantly reducing production costs.
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