Textan Chemicals was the Chennai, India maker of textile and leather enzymes and auxiliaries founded in 1979 - the company behind Texamylase desizing enzyme and Texzyme stone-washing cellulase - whose business is reported to have continued under the name Tex Biosciences.
Textan sold to tanneries and textile mills, not shoppers, so this page carries no shop box - and because its present-day status could not be fully verified, it carries no official-site button either: trade coverage reports the Chennai business renamed as Tex Biosciences, an enzyme and leather-chemicals maker near Chennai, but the Textan name's own status is unverified. What is solid is the record: the company's complete 2007 product catalogue and its account of the leather and textile businesses are kept in full on this profile's history page.
The range is specific, and it is kept in full on this profile's history page. Texamylase is a readily soluble, non-pathogenic bacterial amylase, obtained by submerged fermentation and formulated for desizing - the removal of starch size from textile materials. Texzyme AC is an acid cellulase of fungal origin, developed for enzyme-based stone washing on denim with no back staining. Around them sit the dye-fix agents Texdyefix-L and its non-formaldehyde variant, the softener Texsofty, the printing binder Tex Binder M, the sizing agent Texsize, the Tex Thickener for reactive and pigment printing, and the wetting agent Luwet Conc.
The earlier record for this company - its history, past brand line-ups, figures and photographs from the periods described - is kept on a separate page for historical reference.
Textan Chemicals History & Historical Profile →Enzymes and auxiliaries for the leather and textile industries: Texamylase desizing enzyme, Texzyme AC acid cellulase for denim stone washing, dye-fixing agents, softeners, binders, sizing and thickeners, from Chennai, India.
In 1979 in Chennai, South India; it became a corporate body in 1982. Its textile division followed in 1996, built on the enzyme production expertise of its leather chemicals business.
Trade reports indicate the Chennai business changed its name to Tex Biosciences, an enzyme and leather-chemicals maker near Chennai. The current status of the Textan name itself could not be independently verified for this update.
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