HPMC acts as a water retaining agent in cementitious materials. It forms a thin film around the cement particles, preventing excessive evaporation of water during the hydration process. This enhances workability and extends setting time, allowing for better placement and finishing of concrete.

HPMC is often added to mortars and cement-based products to improve workability. It acts as a water retaining agent, preventing rapid loss of water during the setting process. This results in better maneuverability and easier application.

VAE redispersible powder is a white free-flowing Vinyl Acetate-Ethylene copolymer base powder, readily redispersible in water to form stable emulsion. It combines the original characteristics of EVA emulsion with the special property of free flowing powder, and it is easy and convenient to handle and storage.

HPMC is widely used in the production of self-leveling concrete. Its water-retaining and rheology-modifying properties ensure that the mixture maintains the required flow properties while preventing segregation and excessive bleeding.

Hydroxypropyl MethylCellulose helps to improve the plasticity and water-holding capacity of pressed tile mortar, enhance the adhesion of tiles and prevent chalking. Hydroxypropyl MethylCellulose acts as suspension stabilizers and fluidity-improving agent, and also improves the adhesion with substrate.

HPMC (Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose), also known as hypromellose, is a type of non-ionic cellulose ether. It typically appears as a white powder or loose fibrous material, with particles sized to pass through an 80-mesh sieve.

HPMC is the same as hypromellose and is a water-soluble cellulose ether. HPMC dissolves in cold water and certain polar organic solvent, such as methanol, ethanol, isopropyl alcohol (IPA), and acetone. HPMC can also be dissolved in water-organic solvents and mixed solvents. But is not soluble in hot water.

Thickening: cellulose can be thickened to suspension, so that the solution remains uniform up and down and anti-flow hanging. Water retention: make putty powder dry slowly, auxiliary gray calcium in the action of water reaction.

One of the primary functions of joint fillers is to adhere to adjacent surfaces and maintain cohesion within the filler material itself. HPMC contributes to these properties by acting as a binder, promoting adhesion to different substrates such as concrete, wood, or metal.