Joint filler is mainly composed of building gypsum and performance-enhancing additives. The gypsum serves as the base material in caulking gypsum, providing essential properties such as strong bonding strength and excellent crack resistance.
To improve performance, additives like gypsum retarders and cellulose ethers (HPMC for joint filler) are used to adjust setting time, enhance workability, and reduce the risk of cracking. Additionally, redispersible polymer powder (RDP) and modified starch are often included to boost bonding strength, increase flexibility, and further enhance the crack resistance of the filler.
These components work together to ensure the joint filler delivers smooth application, durability, and a high-quality finish for gypsum board joints in interior construction.











