Multiple Application of Lactic Acid

Lactic acid steam disinfection in wards, operating rooms, laboratories and other places can effectively kill bacteria in the air, reduce diseases and improve health.

Widely used as preservatives, carriers, cosolvents, pharmaceutical preparations, pH regulators, etc. in medicine.

Lactic acid is polymerized to obtain polylactic acid. Polylactic acid can be drawn into silk and spun into thread. This thread is a good surgical suture. It does not need to be removed after the seam is healed. It can be automatically degraded into lactic acid and absorbed by the body without adverse consequences. Especially the internal surgical sutures, avoiding the trouble of removing the sutures in the second surgery. This polymer compound can be used as an adhesive in organ transplantation and bone setting.

Lactic acid is often used in the nickel plating process due to its unique complexation constant for nickel. It can also be used as an acid-base buffer and stabilizer in the electroplating bath. In the microelectronics industry, its unique high purity and low metal content meet the high-quality requirements of the semiconductor industry. It can be used as a safe organic solvent for cleaning photosensitive materials.

Lactic acid is used as a pH adjuster and synthetic agent in bonding systems for a variety of water-based coatings. Such as: coating of electrodeposition. Lactic acid products have a low boiling point and are well suited for safe dissolution systems formulated for high solids coatings. The lactic acid product range offers the opportunity to produce high solids coatings with good flow properties.

Lactic acid has the functions of cleaning and descaling, and its performance in washing cleaning products is better than that of traditional organic descaling agents, so it can be used in many descaling products. Such as: toilet, bathroom, coffee machine cleaner. Lactic acid is antimicrobial, and when used in combination with other antimicrobial agents such as ethanol, it can have a synergistic effect.