Solid Retention Polymer

The Solid Retention Polymer typically works by creating a positive charge on the particles in the pulp, which then attracts them to the negatively charged fibers, aiding in their retention. This results in improved paper quality, reduced raw material waste, and enhanced paper machine efficiency.

In summary, a Solid Retention Polymer is a chemical used in papermaking to increase the retention of pulp components in the paper sheet, ultimately leading to better paper quality and less material waste.