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CELOPRO® HHB2000S

CELOPRO® HHB2000S
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Product Properties
Constitution:
Hydroxyethyl cellulose
Appearance: White Powder Delayed Solubility: Yes
Substitution degree: Standard etherification Enzyne resistance:
Yes
Product Specification
Moisture: ≤5%
Content of NaCI: ≤5%
Particle Size: <180µm: min 90.0 %
Particle Size: <100µm: min 40.0 %
Viscosity: 1,500 – 2,500 mPa•s
Brookfield, in 2.0% water solution, at 25°C.
Referential Data
Active substance(dry basis): >98.0 %
Bulk Density: 450g/l – 650g/l

hydroxyethyl cellulose in High-Performance Paints & Coating

Celotech Chemical Group is a professional and reliable manufacturer of High-quality HEC for 15 years in China.

Hydroxyethyl cellulose has excellent water solubility and can quickly dissolve in water to form a colloidal solution; at the same time, it has good stability and is not easily affected by factors such as heat, light, acid and alkali; as the most commonly used thickener in latex paints, hydroxyethyl cellulose not only provides a thickening effect, but also helps in the emulsification, dispersion and stabilization of the paint.

  • thickener with strong bio-stability for paints

    thickener with strong bio-stability for paints

    Celopro® HHB2000S is an ultra-low viscosity hydroxyethyl cellulose (HEC) thickener with strong bio-stability, extending the storage life of water-based paints to nearly 2 years. It improves application performance, reducing resistance for easier brushing or spraying while ensuring a smooth and uniform film.

    Ideal for low-solid-content paint systems, it maintains excellent workability and flow properties. As a premium thickening additive, Celopro® HHB2000S enhances the performance and durability of water-based formulations.

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