Discover our natural cellulose fibers, wood fibers and hydrocolloids
We are a reliable manufacturer as well as system and technology partner for the industry. The combination of unique know-how expertise, state-of-the-art production technology and comprehensive quality management enables us to improve products and processes. With our cellulose fibers, wood fibers, hydrocolloids and more we offer customers the missing green, functional puzzle piece for their products.
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ARBOCEL® cellulose fibers are obtained from plant-based and partially recycled raw materials. Various functions result in the most diverse applications depending on the raw material basis and properties like fiber length or particle structure. Examples are micro cellulose and ultra-fine cellulose, cellulose granulates or microcrystalline cellulose. Discover our new ARBOCEL® fibers for food contact. The natural plant fibers are derived hard- or softwood and available in several particle sizes. Use the advantages of natural plant functionality and looks together with guaranteed food contact approval.
Wood fibers of the brand LIGNOCEL® and ARBOCEL® are produced from hard- or softwood and are provided in different particle sizes and particle structures. The strict quality parameters of JRS guarantee a uniform process- and product safety.
Discover our fiber gels, alginates and pectins as well as ARBOCEL® MCG – MicroCrystalline Cellulose Gel. After activation by shearing forces ARBOCEL® MCGs build up 3-D networks with the ability to stabilize dispersions/emulsion.
Alginate – a natural hydrocolloid extracted from brown algae with excellent rheological properties.
JRS also produces many specialty products, such as compressed and rounded microcrystalline cellulose spheres, ultra-fine cellulose of single digit micrometer length, olive stone flour, recycled sisal fibers or artificial Kevlar short fibers and many more. Furthermore, we offer contract manufacturing for your individual grinding needs.
In our blog entries, we cover current trending topics and address exciting developments. Take a look for yourself:
Given the fact, that alginates and pectins both are plant extracts it may not seem entirely surprising that they offer synergistic effects. How can be exploit those intriguing properties in your technical sectors?
Get an insight into the developments of algae-based products and learn more about our cooperation with the start-up mujo and PTS (Papiertechnische Stiftung).
We at JRS were wondering how our wood and cellulose fibers exactly influence the compostability. We wanted to create facts and made trials. Check out our first results.
One way to reduce energy consumption in the production of pulp is to adjust the paper formulation. Precisely milled ARBOCEL® wood particles hold canals in the paper open and thereby increase the drainage.
See which ultra-fine and pure cellulose fibers fits for specific customer needs.
It is unthinkable to abandon plastics in the current world. So how do we ensure to keep the benefits while reducing the negative environmental impacts coming with it?