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Product: Myrabolan-extract   Botanical name: Terminalia (var.), esp. T. chebula

Source of Myrabolan extract Origin
India

Colour
red 1.5% / yellow 3.0%

Tanning classification
Hydrolysable (acidic former) tanning materials

Specifications (all values according to the filter method)
tanning content %   70 +/- 2.0
insolubles %2.0
humidity %8.0
non tanning %18.0
pH (6.9° Bé)3.0 +/- 0.5
ash %3.0

Description
Terminalia chebula is a tree with a rounded crown and spreading branches. Its principle constituents contain chebulagic, chebulinic acid and corilagin. Its fruits have laxative, stomachic, tonic and alterative properties. It is also known as an adaptogen and hepatoprotective drug. The fruit is astringent, tonic, purgative, carminative, alterative, stomachic, febrifuge, antiasthmatic. It is used in hemorrhoids, ophthalmia, sore throat, dental caries, bleeding and ulcerated gums, and diseases of the spleen. Chebulin isolated from the dried fruits possesses antispasmodic activity resembling that of papaverine. The fruit is antiviral, coagulant and hypoglycemic. The prune-like tannin-containing fruit is also used in tanning and dyeing.

Application
Strongly slugging, Mainly for combination tannages. Gives softer leather.

Packing
Supplies in paper sacks or drums. Package size on request.