SUNSON / PRODUCT CATALOGUE
Starch & Grain Processing Enzymes
Distinguish liquefaction from saccharification and other conversion stages before comparing enzyme preparations.
APPLICATION PROBLEMS
Start with the process challenge
Distinguish liquefaction from saccharification and other conversion stages before comparing enzyme preparations.
Viscosity limits at high solids
Identify the liquefaction stage, mixing limits and starch gelatinization profile.
Incomplete conversion
Review the enzyme sequence, residence time and residual starch or sugar profile.
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATION SELECTION
Products for this application
2 products
Review each product’s stated application and request the current technical data sheet for your process.
Glucoamylase
Discuss the starch-conversion stage, operating window and residual-sugar measurement.
Application
Starch processing
Form
Confirm with TDS
Alpha-amylase
Start a starch-liquefaction review with the starch source, solids content and temperature profile.
Application
Starch processing
Form
Confirm with TDS
PREPARE YOUR SELECTION
What to bring to the review
- 01 Starch source and dry-solids content
- 02 Temperature profile, pH and residence time
- 03 Viscosity, conversion or residual-sugar target
Record the treatment sequence and sampling times. Read activity values together with their assay methods.
APPLICATION BENEFITS
Set a measurable target
Use these objectives to plan a controlled comparison. Results depend on the preparation and your process conditions.
Process flow
Measure viscosity at defined temperature and solids content.
Conversion consistency
Compare conversion endpoint and downstream product requirements.
TECHNICAL PARAMETERS
Confirm the conditions for Starch & Grain Processing
Use these checkpoints with your application brief. Product-specific values must come from the current technical data sheet.
| Parameter | Why it matters | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Enzyme activity & assay | Activity values need a defined unit and measurement basis. | Declared activity, unit definition and assay method in the current TDS. |
| pH & temperature | The treatment window must match the actual processing stage. | Product-specific operating guidance and the complete process profile. |
| Treatment endpoint | The desired conversion or functionality needs a measurable endpoint. | Sampling method, endpoint test and downstream treatment requirements. |
RECOMMENDED PRODUCTS
Starting points for a technical review
Selected entries from the published catalogue, with a reason to explore each one. Confirm suitability and the exact specification before a trial.
Glucoamylase
Discuss the starch-conversion stage, operating window and residual-sugar measurement.
Application
Starch processing
Form
Confirm with TDS
Alpha-amylase
Start a starch-liquefaction review with the starch source, solids content and temperature profile.
Application
Starch processing
Form
Confirm with TDS
RELATED SOLUTIONS & GUIDES
Put the product into its process
Explore the application method and the evidence needed for a useful comparison.
Starch & Grain Processing application review
Explore the process context and prepare a focused technical discussion.
Technical documentation
Request documents for the exact preparation and batch.
Trial selection review
Bring the substrate, operating window and measurement into one brief.
PRODUCT SELECTION
A few useful answers
Are activity numbers directly comparable between products?
Only when the unit definitions and assay conditions are comparable. Request the current technical data sheet before making a comparison.
Where can I get technical specifications?
Request the current TDS for the exact product. Read activity together with its unit definition and assay method; confirm preparation format, storage and handling requirements.
Can I request a sample?
Yes. Send the product or application, trial objective and destination through the sample request form. Availability and dispatch arrangements are confirmed with your request.
LET’S FIND YOUR NEXT STEP
Bring your process to our team
Share your substrate, operating conditions and target outcome.