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AVEBE offers top quality starch solutions for the building and construction sector
October 16, 2011
Potato starch has a wide range of applications beyond food. Ever considered the use of modified potato starch in the building and construction sector? Here is a recent news item from Avebe:

AVEBE, global leader in potato starch, presents the latest insights in the use of starch ethers for tile adhesives and plasters.

Modified Starch is a major functional ingredient in the dry mortar industry. Starch ethers are added to cement based tile adhesives, wall plasters and rendering mortars.

Their main function is to improve the properties of the fresh mortar. Starch ethers prevent mortar sagging and improve both workability and open time.

AVEBE’s starch ether brands for dry mortar applications are CASUCOL®, OPAGEL® and SOLVITOSE®. Starch ethers are formulated within high quality dry mortars according to all EN norms. How to find the optimal formulation and reach the best results in terms of costs and performance?

Let’s think about the current and future demands of your market: Do you see an increased demand for quality and easy-to-use products? Is there a need to incorporate synthetic gypsum in the recipes? AVEBE offers to work together with you on new technologies that are compatible with the future. Our specialists are ready to help you to select or develop the right product and to implement the most effective solution in your application.

Nature invented starch. AVEBE invented modified starches for many applications and is continuously developing new solutions. Tomorrow’s world needs sustainable, safe and healthy products. AVEBE offers innovative solutions that match these needs.

AVEBE invites you to visit the SEADMA in Bangkok, Thailand on 21 October 2011 where Dr. J. Terpstra will present the latest insights for the optimal use of starch ethers in dry mortars.
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