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Cellulose for File
Cellulose for Wall
Cellulose for Detergent
Cellulose for Pharma
It can be used in various applications, including tablets, capsules, oral liquids, and ophthalmic preparations.
Cellulose for Paint
Cellulose for Food
Used in baking, dairy substitutes, beverages, and frozen foods.
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The process is easy!
1
Raw Material Selection
We select high-quality cellulose raw materials like wood, cotton, and bamboo, and perform pre-treatment to enhance purity and efficiency. This reduces impurities, improving product stability and reliability, ultimately providing you with superior cellulose products tailored to your needs.
2
Crushing & Classification
Use a hammer mill to crush the impurity-free raw materials into 0.5 – 2 cm fragments. Through multiple layers of vibrating screens, perform particle size classification; large fragments are returned for re-grinding, while small debris is collected separately to ensure that the particle size deviation is ≤ 0.3 cm.
3
Humidification & Pre-treatment
Pre-dry the sorted materials with hot air at low temperature, precisely adjust the moisture content, industrial grade controlled at 12% – 14%, food grade at 10% – 12%; the materials are conveyed by a closed belt conveyor, reducing dust loss and secondary pollution.
4
Steaming & degumming
The materials are put into the cooking tank, with a ratio of alkali solution or neutral sulfite solution according to the grade, liquid-to-solid ratio 3:1 – 4:1; cook at 130 – 150℃, 0.3 – 0.5 MPa for 2.5 – 3.5 hours, after dissociating cellulose, depressurize and cool down, the waste liquid is collected and reused.
5
Filtration & Washing
The thick slurry is washed 3 – 4 times in counter-flow with clean water by a continuous washing machine, until the corresponding pH value is reached, then undergo solid-liquid separation by a vacuum coarse filter to obtain a wet coarse cellulose filter cake with a moisture content of 65% – 70%.
6
Bleaching & Purification
Use chlorine dioxide or hydrogen peroxide with no residual bleaching process, stir and react at a constant temperature and pH value; after bleaching, rinse with clean water 3 times, filtered through a plate and frame fine filter machine, the finished cellulose has a whiteness of ≥ 88% and purity of ≥ 95%.
7
Drying & Dust Removal
Industrial-grade drum dryers and food-grade vacuum dryers both operate at low temperatures to avoid damaging the fiber structure. After drying, they undergo pulse bag dust removal. For food-grade models, additional sterile air dust removal is also provided to completely remove dust from the materials.
8
Product Inspection
Conduct comprehensive testing on the dried cellulose, including purity, whiteness, moisture content, fiber length/diameter, ash content, etc. Unqualified products will be reworked.
9
Packing for storage
The packaged cellulose is sent to a constant temperature and humidity warehouse (temperature 20~25℃, humidity ≤60%), and is stored in sections by grade and specification. An warehousing ledger is established to facilitate traceability.
Our happy customers
We’ve helped thousands of people move
Codey Joyner
UrbanAcres, LLC
“My move was way less stressful than expected! Movely packed everything, stored it for a week, and moved it all to my new home just as promised!”
Eren Hill
H&H Legal Partners
“Movely provided a very professional service when we moved offices last month. They were easy to work with and moved everything on time.”
Emanuel Sadler
SavvyMarket
Best experience ever! I desperately needed a mover to help with a last minute relocation, and Movely was so helpful in making it a seamless process!”
