In modern life, whether it is food, cosmetics, medicines or even some industrial products, during their production, storage and transportation, they all face an issue that cannot be ignored - microbial contamination and infection. Microorganisms are a broad category of terms, mainly including bacteria, fungi, and yeasts, etc. Their presence may lead to product spoilage and deterioration

We often encounter situations where items come apart. Sometimes, something we bought not long ago is accidentally damaged. It would be a pity to replace it with a new one. At such times, glue comes in handy. As is known to all, glue is an intermediate that connects two materials. But how can it be used if it deteriorates? In the production of glue, to extend the service life of the product, glue anti-mold agents are definitely added The conditions for the survival of microorganisms when glue deteriorates

Rubber anti-mold agent is an efficient and environmentally friendly antibacterial and anti-mold solution. It takes inorganic antibacterial agents such as silver ions as the core and achieves broad-spectrum antibacterial effects by destroying the cell structure or metabolic process of microorganisms. At the same time, it has the characteristics of high temperature resistance, long-lasting effect, safety and environmental protection, and is widely used in food processing, medical care, daily necessities and other fields.

In the production of wallpaper, adding anti-mold and antibacterial agents can start from aspects such as choosing the appropriate type of antibacterial agent, optimizing the addition process, and combining with other anti-mold measures. The following are specific solutions:

The anti-mold agent for PVC flooring materials is a chemical additive that can kill mold or inhibit its growth

The use of PVC leather coated fabric with anti-mold agent added on outdoor tarpaulins has a significant anti-mold effect and practicality. The following is a specific analysis:

In UV floor paint,the selection of antibacterial agents is of vital importance. The following are some recommended types of antibacterial agents and their characteristics:

In PE foaming materials, the use of powder antibacterial agents can effectively endow the materials with antibacterial functions and enhance the hygiene performance of the products.

Dust and microbial metabolites in building envelope materials provide nutrients for mold. As a porous material, diatom mud is more likely to absorb moisture, creating a breeding ground for mold. Diatom mud powder anti-mold agent is an additive specially designed for diatom mud coatings.

In terms of composition, paper glue usually contains nutrients such as starch, protein and oil, which are precisely the "delicacies" needed for the growth and reproduction of mold. For instance, common glue is composed of polyvinyl alcohol, white latex, sodium stearate, talcum powder, urea, ethylene glycol, sucrose, flavoring, water, etc. Among them, components such as sucrose and protein provide rich nutritional sources for mold.