Bleached shellac (also known as decolorized shellac or bleached lac) is primarily used in the following areas:
Food Industry
Candy coatings: As a natural edible coating, it effectively prevents food dehydration and improves anti-sticking properties.
Beverage clarifying agent: Used for clarifying beverages and preventing sedimentation.
Industrial Applications
Insulating materials: Possesses electrical insulation properties, suitable for insulating components in the electrical industry.
Adhesives and varnishes: Strong adhesion, high gloss, oil and acid resistant, suitable for bonding and surface treatment of materials such as wood and metal.
Mold materials: Combines thermoplasticity and thermosetting properties, allowing for the creation of precision molds.
Special Uses
Light-colored furniture sealing: After decolorization, it is suitable for sealing light-colored furniture, avoiding the visual impact of purple pigments.
Military and coatings: Its oil and acid resistance makes it potentially applicable in military equipment and industrial coatings.