Depilatory paint thickener
CA 2337889 A1 · Owner: Buwalda, Pieter Lykle · Inventors: Lacroix, Jacques; Guns, Jacobus; Buwalda, Pieter Lykle
Overview
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The invention relates to the dehairing or dewooling (depilating) of animal pelts, hides or skins, more specifically to depilatory paint and depilatory paint (depilation paint) thickener used in the depilation process in for example fellmongeries. The invention provides a depilatory paint thickener comprising a starch containing essentially only amylopectin molecules. Such a thickener is among others easily soluble in cold water; improves diffusion of chemicals (like sulphide or lime) throughout the skin; improves viscosity or resistance to shear of a paint, whereby less starch is needed to exert a similar effect; and increases the suspendability of a lime allowing less lime , to be …
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Why it's free to use
- Filed July 19, 1999. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended July 19, 2019.
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