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Protease (alkaline): High activity protease for digesting protein under alkaline pH's (comparable to Alcalase).
Applications: include: Agriculture, Food Processing, Meat Tenderising, Fish Hydrolysis, Brewing, Nutraceuticals.
Properties: Unlock superior flavour, texture and product quality with our premium food-grade alkaline protease, developed for industrial food processing. Engineered for exceptional performance under neutral-to-alkaline pH conditions and across a broad temperature range, it delivers rapid, consistent protein hydrolysis to improve texture, accelerate flavour development and enhance protein digestibility. Ideal for plant-protein processing, savoury flavour production, dairy, brewing and baking applications, our alkaline protease can increase throughput, reduce processing times and support clean-label formulations. Manufactured under rigorous quality controls, it provides a reliable, high-purity solution for greater process efficiency and consistently excellent results.
Reaction:
Protein (polypeptide) + H2O → Peptides and Amino Acids
- Alcalase: Directly comparable to Alcalase
- Activity: 1650 PNU / g
- Certification: Food grade, ISO 22000
- Temperature Range: 35–65°C
- pH Range: 7.5–10.5
Application guides

Supporting technical guides
Protein processing
Which Protease Do I Need: Acid, Neutral or Alkaline?
Compare acidic, neutral and alkaline proteases by process pH, protein substrate and desired result, with a practical trial and product links.
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Protein processing
Why Is My Protein Hydrolysate Bitter? A Protease Trial Guide
Troubleshoot bitterness during protein hydrolysis. Compare enzyme choice, treatment endpoint and downstream processing with controlled trials.
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Alkaline protease: structure, mechanism and industrial uses
Their activity in alkaline media makes selected enzymes valuable for protein-stain removal, industrial cleaning and controlled protein hydrolysis.
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