Chitosan Deacetyl Chitin Biodegradable Polymer Thickening Agent with Wound Healing Properties for Multiple Industries

Chitosan is derived from the N-deacetylation of chitin. Chitin, chitosan, and cellulose share a similar chemical structure, with cellulose having a hydroxyl group at the C2 position, while chitin and chitosan have an acetylamino acid and amino acid, respectively, at the C2 position.

• Versatile applications in medicine, food, chemical, and cosmetic industries
• Derived from natural and abundant source (chitin)
• Biocompatible and biodegradable material

Ideal for use in pharmaceuticals, dietary supplements, agriculture, water treatment, and personal care products.

• Biodegradable Polymer: Environmentally friendly alternative to synthetic polymers
• Thickening Agent: Improves texture and viscosity in formulations
• Wound Healing: Promotes healing and reduces infection risk with antibacterial properties
• Weight Management: Binds to dietary fats and cholesterol in supplements

• Pharmaceuticals: Drug delivery systems, wound dressings, tablet coatings
• Cosmetics: Skincare formulations for moisturizing and skin texture enhancement
• Food Industry: Food preservative, fat replacer, and thickening agent
• Agriculture: Natural biopesticide and soil conditioner for plant growth and pest protection

1. Extraction: Produced by deacetylation of chitin from crustacean shells
2. Purification: Raw material purified to remove proteins, minerals, and pigments
3. Quality Control: Rigorous batch testing for consistency, purity, and industry compliance

• High Purity: Meets stringent quality standards for effectiveness and safety
• Expert Support: Knowledgeable team assistance for product formulation and applications
• Custom Solutions: Tailored products for specific industry and commercial needs
• Reliable Supply: Consistent availability and timely delivery