High Purity Xylanase Powder Feed Grade 100,000 U/G-1,000,000U/G
Factory Direct Xylanase Powder 100,000 U/G-1,000,000U/G
Degradation of Xylan, Release of Prebiotics

Product Description
Enzyme Activity Definition
Product Detail
a: Strong thermostability, and good adaptation to the conditions of feed granulation.

b: Wide pH range, strong pH tolerance, and suitable for animal gastrointestinal environment.

Packing Style
1. 25/kg plastic woven bag

2. 25/kg paper barrel

Shelf Life and Storage Condition
12 months (store under sealed condition with the original package at less than 25℃ and avoid to be exposed to sun, rain, high temperature, and high humidity).
Certifications


Feed Enzyme Catalog

Contact Us
Vivian Huang /International Business Dept.
Mianyang Habio Bioengineering Co.,Ltd.
No.69 Hongen East Road, Economic-Technological Development Area,
Mianyang, Sichuan, P.R.China.
MOBILE/WeChat/WHATSAPP: +86 15182211281
E-MAIL: vivianhuang@habio.net
http://www.habio.net

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