Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose is a semi-synthetic, inactive, viscoelastic polymer, often used in ophthalmology as a lubricant, or as an excipient or excipient in oral medicines, commonly found in various Different kinds of goods.

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Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose is used in the textile industry as a thickener, dispersant, binder, excipient, oil-resistant coating, filler, emulsifier and stabilizer. It is also widely used in synthetic resin, petrochemical, ceramics, paper, leather, medicine, food and cosmetics industries.

The main purpose

Construction industry: As a water-retaining agent and retarder for cement mortar, it makes the mortar pumpable. Used as a binder in plastering paste, gypsum, putty powder or other building materials to improve spreadability and prolong operation time. It is used as a paste for ceramic tile, marble, plastic decoration, as a paste enhancer, and it can also reduce the amount of cement. The water retention of HPMC can prevent the slurry from cracking due to drying too fast after application, and enhance the strength after hardening.

2. Ceramic manufacturing: widely used as a binder in the manufacture of ceramic products.

3. Coating industry: as a thickener, dispersant and stabilizer in the coating industry, it has good compatibility in water or organic solvents. as a paint remover.

4. Ink printing: as a thickener, dispersant and stabilizer in the ink industry, it has good compatibility in water or organic solvents.

5. Plastic: used as molding release agent, softener, lubricant, etc.

6. Polyvinyl chloride: It is used as a dispersant in the production of polyvinyl chloride, and it is the main auxiliary agent for the preparation of PVC by suspension polymerization.

7. Others: This product is also widely used in leather, paper products, fruit and vegetable preservation and textile industries.

8. Pharmaceutical industry: coating materials; film materials; rate-controlling polymer materials for sustained-release preparations; stabilizers; suspending agents; tablet binders; tackifiers.