Company News

• HPMC for Drymix Mortar: A Versatile Additive for Construction

  Drymix mortar, also known as dry mortar, is a mixture of fine aggregate, cement, and additives that are precisely blended to create a high-quality building material.

  [ 2024. 05. 29 ]

  Read More

• What Is Hydroxypropyl Cellulose Used For?

  Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose (HPMC) is a versatile polymer widely used across various industries due to its unique properties.

  [ 2024. 05. 14 ]

  Read More

• Differences between Surface Treated and Non-Surface Treated Matecel HPMC Products

  Matecel Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose (HPMC) can be divided into two types: surface-treated HPMC​ and non-surface-treated HPMC.

  [ 2024. 04. 24 ]

  Read More

• Effect of HPMC on the properties of wet-mix mortar

  HPMC greatly improves the performance of wet mix mortar.

  [ 2024. 04. 20 ]

  Read More

• The Ultimate Guide: How to Dissolve HPMC in Water

  Our company offers top-notch HPMC products that are trusted by over 4,000 buyers worldwide.

  [ 2024. 04. 13 ]

  Read More

• Let’s Meet at Paintistanbul & Turkcoat!

  We will attend the Paintistanbul & Turkcoat exhibition. Our booth number is Hall 3, C310.

  [ 2024. 04. 06 ]

  Read More

• Factors affecting the viscosity and light transmittance of hydroxypropyl methylcellulose

  Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose (HPMC) is a cellulose derivative widely used in various industries such as medicine, cosmetics, construction, and food. The viscosity and light transmittance properties of HPMC are affected by many factors:

  [ 2024. 03. 25 ]

  Read More

• The Power Of Hydroxyethyl Methyl Cellulose In Self-Leveling Compounds

  Hydroxyethyl methyl cellulose (HEMC) is a cellulose ether derivative commonly utilized as a crucial additive in various construction materials, particularly in self-leveling compounds (SLCs). SLCs represent a vital component in modern construction practices, especially in flooring applications where achieving a smooth and level surface is paramount

  [ 2024. 03. 18 ]

  Read More