ROSIN PACK (INDUSTRIAL GRADE)

Gum Rosin is commonly used in the production of rubber-based, pressure-sensitive and hot-melt adhesives. It is classified into different grades according to its color and softening point. The darker the color of the rosin, the lower the softening point. In the paper industry, rosin commonly acted as a sizing agent to prevent ink dispersion on paper. It makes the paper smooth and abrasion resistant. With its high absorption potential, it contributes great friction and avoids paper slippage while printing. Due to its high solubility in organic solvents likes alcohol, petrol and turpentine, rosin is also a essential ingredient in paints and varnishes. In addition, rosin offers the distinctive ability to enhance friction and broadly relied upon by gymnasts, weightlifters, baseball pitchers and stringed-instrument players to improve their grip.