SPINY HOLDBACK
     
Native species of Andes. The high content of hydrolysable tan be made it very interesting for the extraction of gallic acid and ink manufacturing. For tanning purposes, although used by autochtone people for centuries, its applications at an industrial scale are in fact relatively recent.
SPINY HOLDBACK



 

 
Scientific Name : Caesalpinia spinosa o
Caesalpinia tinctoria
Common Name:

Tara, Spiny Holdback, Taya, Coulteria tinctoria
OrigIn Perú
Presentation: it finds out, seed and pods
Powder
Tara Powder
Micronized
100 mesh / 150mesh / 200 mesh
Content tannin
100 mesh : 52 %
150 mesh : 60 %
200 mesh : 65 %

Relative Humidity: 8% - 10% máx.
Availability 40 MT monthly
Characteristics Powder, amorphous, orange colored

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