Innovacorp is a manufacturer, exporter, and supplier of sugar processing enzymes and molasses preservatives to sugar mills and distilleries in Coimbatore and across Tamil Nadu — Dextranase for dextran control, Amylase for starch reduction, and a molasses preservative for storage stability. The two problems these products solve are different: dextran and starch affect the process inside the mill, while molasses spoilage affects the value of the by-product after it leaves.
Stale or damaged cane carries bacteria that convert sucrose into dextran before the juice even reaches the clarifier. Dextran raises viscosity, slows filtration, and drops boiling house recovery. High-starch cane creates a separate set of problems — slow filtration, poor juice clarity, and pan boiling difficulties. Molasses faces a third problem: it is a concentrated sugar stream held in storage for weeks or months, and it is prone to microbial spoilage and colour development over that time. Anyone who has watched a mill lose recovery after a rain-damaged cane delivery, or a distillery lose fermentable sugars in stored molasses, knows that these three problems are separate but connected.
| Property | Typical Value |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Liquid (grade dependent) |
| Enzyme activity | Grade dependent; confirmed on TDS |
| pH (as supplied) | Grade dependent |
| Optimum pH (in process) | Grade dependent; per TDS |
| Optimum temperature | Grade dependent; per TDS |
| Shelf life | 6–12 months in unopened original packing (grade dependent) |
Final specification is confirmed on the technical data sheet for each grade.
Dosage depends on the dextran or starch load, the process point, and the grade selected. Typical starting points:
These are starting points only. Final dose is set on a plant trial with dextran or starch analysis before and after dosing.
Enzyme dosing is an analysis-driven decision. The right Dextranase dose depends on the dextran load in your mixed juice, which changes with cane quality and delivery time. The right Amylase dose depends on starch load, which changes with cane variety and harvest conditions. We work with your process and lab team on dextran and starch analysis, dose setting, and plant trials so the program performs on your mill. Support is available across Coimbatore and Tamil Nadu.
Dextranase is an enzyme used in sugar mills to help break down dextran, a polysaccharide formed by bacterial action on sucrose at the milling tandem. Dextran raises viscosity and slows clarification and filtration. Dextranase is dosed into the juice stream to help reduce dextran levels before downstream processing.
Dextranase targets dextran, which comes from bacterial action on sucrose. Amylase targets starch, which comes from the cane itself and is higher in certain varieties and harvest conditions. The two enzymes address different problems and are dosed at different points in the process.
Molasses preservatives are designed to help slow microbial growth and colour development in stored molasses. This supports storage stability and helps maintain fermentable sugar content for distilleries. The right dose depends on storage temperature and holding time.
Yes. We manufacture, export and supply Dextranase, Amylase, and molasses preservatives to sugar mills, refineries, and distilleries in Coimbatore and across Tamil Nadu, with technical support through the crushing season. Call +91-9312871070 to discuss your requirements.
Share your mill details — cane source, dextran or starch load, current enzyme program, and molasses storage conditions — and our technical team will recommend a product mix and starting doses. Call +91-9312871070 to discuss your requirements in Coimbatore.
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