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CELOPRO® ME60M P

CELOPRO® ME60M P
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Product Properties
Constitution:
Hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose
Appearance: White Powder Delayed Solubility: No
Substitution degree: High etherification Ionicity:
Nonionic
Product Specification
Moisture: ≤5%
Content of NaCI: ≤3%
Particle Size: <150µm: min 98.0 %
Particle Size: <125µm: min 50.0 %
Viscosity: 55,000 – 65,000 mPa•s
Brookfield, in 2.0% water solution, at 20°C.
Referential Data
Active substance(dry basis): >98.0 %
Bulk Density: 280g/l – 450g/l
Etherification( MS/DS): 0.3/2.0

Hydroxy propyl methyl cellulose application in mortar additives

Celotech Chemical Group is a professional and reliable producer and provider of high-quality HPMC for construction & industrial applications for 15 years in China.

Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose (HPMC) is a versatile additive used across construction, detergent, and other industrial applications. At Celotech, our HPMC products ensure enhanced water retention, work-ability, and adhesion for superior performance in dry mix mortar, concrete, and more.

  • HPMC for Masonry Mortar Applications

    HPMC for Masonry Mortar Applications

    Celopro® ME60M is a high-viscosity HPMC designed to elevate masonry mortar performance. Its superior water retention ensures extended workability, enhanced adhesion, and reduced shrinkage, creating durable and crack-resistant mortar layers. The high viscosity improves cohesiveness, making it ideal for vertical applications and reducing material sagging.

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