Alpha-amylase

Applications
Used across ethanol plants and biofuel production for starch liquefaction, viscosity reduction, and improved fermentable sugar yield, particularly in corn, wheat, and cassava mash processing. In brewing and rice wine production, alpha‑amylase supports controlled starch hydrolysis in barley, rice, and other cereal mashes, improving filtration rates and extract efficiency. Bakeries use medium‑temperature and high‑temperature powder grades in bread improvers to optimize dough handling and crumb structure consistency. In fruit juice, plant extraction, and feed milling, selected grades assist with starch breakdown, filtration performance, and feed digestibility while maintaining process stability at scale.

Specifications & Industrial Use
CAS numbers include 9000‑90‑2, 9000‑92‑4, and 9013‑01‑8 depending on source organism and formulation. Products are derived from Bacillus subtilis, Bacillus licheniformis, or Aspergillus oryzae, supplied as free‑flowing powders or stabilized liquids for automated dosing systems. All grades are suitable for industrial production environments, with food‑grade and FCC‑compliant options available for beverage, baking, starch processing, and biofuel manufacturing.