March 18, 2026

Stardex® 2155 – Maize Yellow Foundry Binder

The Challenge

Foundries need consistent green strength in sand molds, good flow, and compatibility with resins while shifting to greener binders.

Premier Starch’s Solution

Stardex® 2155 – Maize Yellow is a maize-based dextrin green binder engineered for resin-sand systems in metal casting.

Key Benefits

Excellent binding and green strength
Controlled viscosity and easy mixing
Compatible with foundry resins and chemical blends
Renewable, low-moisture, and eco-friendly
Improves mold stability and casting surface quality

Result

Stronger molds, fewer defects, and sustainable casting operations.

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