Purity 98%: Feeding Phytase with a purity of 98% is used in poultry feed formulations, where it significantly improves phosphorus digestibility and reduces inorganic phosphate supplementation.

Thermostability up to 85°C: Feeding Phytase with thermostability up to 85°C is used in pelleted animal feeds, where it maintains enzymatic activity during high-temperature feed processing for consistent nutrient release.

Particle Size D50 <150 µm: Feeding Phytase with a particle size D50 less than 150 µm is used in premix blends, where it ensures homogeneous distribution and effective enzyme action in feed matrices.

Optimal pH 4.0–5.5: Feeding Phytase with optimal pH 4.0–5.5 is used in swine diet supplementation, where it maximizes phytate breakdown in the gastrointestinal tract.

Specific Activity ≥10,000 U/g: Feeding Phytase with a specific activity of at least 10,000 U/g is used in ruminant nutrition products, where it markedly increases the bioavailability of essential minerals.

Moisture Content <8%: Feeding Phytase with a moisture content below 8% is used in commercial feed storage conditions, where it enhances product shelf life and maintains enzymatic potency.

Bulk Density 0.45–0.55 g/cm³: Feeding Phytase with bulk density between 0.45 and 0.55 g/cm³ is used in automated feed dosing systems, where it allows for accurate metering and prevents feed flow issues.

Residual Activity After 3 Months ≥95%: Feeding Phytase with residual activity after 3 months of at least 95% is used in extended storage feed applications, where it guarantees prolonged efficacy throughout distribution.