Shellac is utilized across woodworking, food, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics and specialty coatings — its non-toxic, film-forming and dielectric properties make it valuable well beyond any single sector.
Lac dye and shellac-based sizing and finishing agents support natural-fabric printing, dyeing and finishing processes.
Shellac and aleuritic acid derivatives serve as bio-based modifiers and coating resins in polymer and plastics formulation.
Food-grade shellac glaze for fruit and confectionery coating, and lac dye as a natural colourant, both approved for food contact.
Enteric and controlled-release tablet coatings, and capsule glazing, using shellac's natural film-forming properties.
Lac-derived binders and coating agents used in specialty chemical formulation and controlled-release fertilizer coatings.
Shellac-based electrical insulation varnishes and binders, alongside polish and coating applications.
Shellac and its derivatives also serve a range of specialty end-uses across our product lines.
French polish, primers, high-gloss wood finishes
Aleuritic acid in civetone and musky-note fragrance synthesis
Shellac wax and shellac in lipsticks, nail lacquer & high-gloss agents
Traditional protective and decorative lacquer finishes
Protective, moisture-resistant coatings for packaging
Food-grade glaze for a glossy, protective confectionery finish
Grinding wheel and abrasive binders
Insulators, dielectric coatings
