Acetobacter xylinum is a type of bacteria that produces cellulose with favorable physical properties (Suwannapinunt et al., 2007). A. xylinum is identified as a gram negative bacterium with short rod, which is capable of oxidizing glucose to gluconic acid and organic acids simultaneously. This bacterial cellulose (BC) has been known as secondary metabolite from glucose with the release of acetic acid into the environments (Tomita and Kondo, 2009). Unlike the cellulose from wood pulp, the BC has a high purity, unique strength, an ultra-fine structure and is biodegradable. Isolation and purification of this BC are also simple. These properties allow BC to be used as a substitute for wood raw material in the high-quality paper industry, low-calorie foods membrane ingredients (ultra filtration) and other materials