Gelatin Introduction

Gelatin (or gelatine) is a translucent, white or light yellow, brittle (when dry), flavorless solid substance, 

derived from collagen obtained from various animal byproducts. It is commonly used as a gelling agent in food, 

industrial adhesives,abrasive belt, woodworking, furniture, paintball, textile fabric, pharmaceuticals, photography, 

and cosmetic manufacturing. Substances containing gelatin or functioning in a similar way are called gelatinous. 

1.Jelly strength(12.5%solution):160~350bloom
2.Viscosity:60~65mps

3.made of animal skin.

a)animal feed binder
b)feed additive
c)metal refining
d)polish parts or metal products
e)oil refining
f) binding book
g)material of jelly glue or Hot Melt Adhesive (refer to attached picture)
h)binding surface of the furniture
i)binding high grade gift box

Usage

1) Industrial Gelatine often used for making fodder, quality abrasive paper of gauze, polished cloth, black glue, rubber packing, handicraft adhesive card, wooden furniture, data plate sign, light at leather, can dye and knit sizing, smelting and plating the liquid, making up styling gel. Its viscosity is very important, even acts as the crucial parameter.

2) Match: because of the foaming capability of the colloid, it can provide the pores needed for instant ignition in conjunction with oxidant, fire initiator and filler.

3) Adhesive agent: important applications in adhesive agent because of its high strength, elasticity and tenacity, such as high-end musical instruments and furniture.

 
4) Electrolysis: promoting the formation of smooth and compact deposit on cathode to reduce the loss during production when gelatine is added into electrolyte.

 
5) Textile: gelatin can form a film on yarn to increase the tenacity, strength, smoothness and elasticity of fiber to prevent rupturing.

6) Abradant industry: for the manufacturing of emery cloth and emery paper. 

 
7) Blocker for Photosensitized film: combined with dichromate, gelatin can be used to make negative photosensitized film.