Enhancing feed and stomach acidification

Product Description:

Formic acid mixture is a versatile range of formic acid-based blends designed for acidification, to aid in feed preservation and hygiene, and for use as a digestive aid. Acitra solutions preserve feed and reduce the risk of spoilage. Moreover, Acitra solutions support pH decrease in the upper GI tract of animals and maintain optimal microbiota.

Features:

1)Appearance: colorless to brown

2)Density: 1.1-1.4 kg/m³

3)PH value (10% solution):7

4)Formic Acid Odor

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

- Protect feed against deterioration caused by micro-organisms or their metabolites

- Improve the production of silage when being incorporated in the feed

-Favourably affect the hygienic characteristics of feed by reducing a specific microbiological contamination

Why Choose us?

Our former factory was founded in 1998. We also have 10 years of exporting experience and can provide the best service to our customers.

The quality has been confirmed by all of our customers in the past 10 years.

Support and Services:

We pay more attention to scientific research and process improvement. Moreover, we improve product quality, provide excellent after-sales service, and gain many more domestic and foreign customers.

Packing and Shipping:

1300kg/IBC DRUM

Shipping: We ensure safe and secure shipping of the product to your location using reputable carriers

FAQ:

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