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Sugar crystals, cane segments and a pale syrup sample

SUGAR ENZYMES · APPLICATIONS & SUPPLYFollow the sugar.
Refine the process.

Process-specific enzyme trials for sugar mills and carbohydrate processors. Define the target polymer or conversion before selecting activities.

Application-led selection
Controlled trials
Bulk enquiries
Technical support

START WITH THE APPLICATION

Start with the material.
Define the outcome.

Cane, beet or other feedstock, process stage, analytical issue, pH, temperature, contact time and throughput.

01 / DEXTRAN CHALLENGES

Identify the polymer.

Discuss dextran-related process issues with the analytical evidence and mill conditions available.

Dextran profile · viscosity · handling

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02 / EXTRACTION

Review the feedstock.

Screen suitable cell-wall activities where accessible plant material affects extraction.

Recovery · solids · processability

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03 / SUGAR CONVERSION

Specify the product.

Review invertase-led sucrose conversion where the intended syrup specification calls for it.

Sugar profile · conversion · specification

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A PRACTICAL ROUTE FORWARD

Choose the activity.
Build the trial.

Review these development routes with our technical team. The selected product, grade, activity, quantity and any formulation work are specified in your quotation.

Dextranase enquiry

Send polymer measurements, process conditions and the intended dosing point to discuss candidate availability and a trial.

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Extraction activities

Select activities around cane, beet or another defined plant material; compare the recovered liquid and solids.

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Invertase supply

Review established invertase ingredients for controlled sucrose-conversion trials.

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Tailored selection. Clear specifications.

Tell us the application, required quantity and destination. Product availability, activity, grade, documentation and pricing are agreed in your quote.

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DEFINE SUCCESS BEFORE THE TRIAL

A clear starting point.
A measured next step.

Compare like with like. Agree the method, controls and decision criteria before scaling up.

FeedstockSource and current process measurements
ObjectiveTarget polymer or sugar conversion
TrialDose, conditions and a matched control
ReviewComposition and process performance

A USEFUL FIRST STEP

Start with a brief.
Build the evidence.

Free samples are available for qualified commercial trials after an application review. Sample selection, quantity, delivery and the trial method are agreed before dispatch.

Plan the next step ↗
  1. Describe your application.

    Cane, beet or other feedstock, process stage, analytical issue, pH, temperature, contact time and throughput.

  2. Agree the trial conditions.

    Include the material, scale, pH, temperature, contact time and any existing process chemicals.

  3. Define a useful result.

    Choose the comparison, controls and measurements that will guide your next decision.

BEFORE YOU START

The details
that matter.

Is dextranase suitable for every viscosity problem?

No. Establish the source of the viscosity before selecting a target activity. Different polymers need different treatment routes.

Can enzymes change the sugar profile?

Some activities, including invertase, alter the sugar composition. Define the required product specification before use.

Do you supply mill-scale volumes?

Send the product requirements, estimated consumption and destination for a bulk-supply quotation.

Do you offer bulk supply and tailored blends?

Send your application, required quantity, specifications and delivery destination. We will review a suitable supply or development route and provide a quotation.

APPLICATIONS. ENZYMES. EXPERTISE.

Scientific support.
From Oxford to your process.

Sugar Enzymes is an application-focused website from Scientific and Technical Limited, based at John Eccles House, The Oxford Science Park, Oxford, UK. We supply enzyme ingredients and support customers selecting and evaluating activities for their application.

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LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR APPLICATION

Tell us about
your application.

Send your brief for enzyme-selection support, sample availability or a commercial quotation.

+44 (0)1223 626543

Opens a prepared email in your email app. Review and send it to complete your enquiry.