Inside the Mix: Hot Selling Cellulose For Cement Paint Coating Powder Gypsum Mhec MHPC/MHPC Walocel

If you work in drymix, coatings, or gypsum, you already know the quiet hero is the cellulose ether. To be honest, the right grade can make a hard-to-apply mortar behave like a dream. The product here—made in Hebei, China, at No.1 Shifu East Road, Gaocheng District—lands squarely in that practical sweet spot many customers ask for: consistent viscosity, clean dissolution, and reliable water retention in both cement and gypsum systems.

What it is—briefly

The line spans HPMC/MHEC-type cellulose ethers (CAS 9004-65-3, EINECS 220-971-6). The base chemistry is hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose, but field users often group compatible grades under one “Walocel-type” umbrella. In fact, the Hot Selling Cellulose For Cement Paint Coating Powder Gypsum Mhec MHPC/MHPC Walocel series is tuned for cement renders, tile adhesives, polymer-modified putties, and gypsum-based joint compounds.

Key Specifications (typical, real-world use may vary)

Model	YFM-200 (HPMC/MHEC family)
Appearance / Color	Powder, pure white
Purity	≈ 99%
Bulk density	0.35–0.55 g/cm³
Viscosity (2% sol., Brookfield)	20,000–70,000 mPa·s (selectable grades)
Moisture	≤ 5%
pH (2% sol.)	6.0–8.5
Ash	≤ 5%
HS Code	3912390000
Packaging	25 kg multiwall bags with PE liner
Shelf life	24 months, dry/cool storage

How it’s used (process flow)

1. Materials: cement or gypsum base, mineral fillers, redispersible polymer (if used), additives, and Hot Selling Cellulose For Cement Paint Coating Powder Gypsum Mhec MHPC/MHPC Walocel.
2. Dry blending: 3–10 minutes in ribbon/paddle blender; cellulose added last to avoid agglomeration.
3. Hydration: add water while mixing; allow 5–10 minutes maturing for full viscosity build.
4. Testing: - EN 1015-18/ASTM C1437 flow for workability; - EN 12004 open time (tile ADH); - ASTM C472 for gypsum set; - EN 998-1 for renders.
5. Service life in system: maintains water retention and slip resistance through workable open time; cured system durability follows base binder standard (e.g., EN 12004 categories).

Where it shines

• Cement renders/skim coats: better hang and trowel glide; reduced sag.
• Tile adhesives: open time extension and slip resistance, especially in warm climates.
• Gypsum putties/joint compounds: crack control via moisture retention; smooth finish.
• Powder coatings and primers: anti-sag and water retention at low dosages (≈0.2–0.6%).

Vendor comparison (indicative)

Supplier	Viscosity stability	Water retention	Lead time	Certs
Youngcel (Hebei)	High (heat-aged)	≈ 92–96%	10–15 days	ISO 9001, REACH-ready
Tier-1 global	Very high	≈ 94–97%	2–6 weeks	ISO 9001/14001
Generic import	Medium	≈ 86–91%	7–20 days	Varies

Customization, QC, and feedback

Grades can be tuned for viscosity, substitution level, and surface treatment (fast-dissolving vs. delayed). Many customers say the delayed-hydration version cuts fish-eyes in high-speed batching. Internal lab data on YFM-200 showed open time gain of ≈8–14 minutes in C1 tile adhesive (EN 12004) versus control; gypsum joint compound saw 12–18% less edge cracking in accelerated dry boxes. Actually, the smoother trowel feel is what applicators notice first.

A quick field story

A coastal contractor swapped in Hot Selling Cellulose For Cement Paint Coating Powder Gypsum Mhec MHPC/MHPC Walocel for an exterior skim coat. Same sand/cement ratio, 0.35% dosage. Workability window stretched by around 12 minutes at 28°C, and the crew reported less edge tearing. Not epic, but on large facades, that time cushion pays for itself.

Compliance and notes

Manufactured under ISO 9001 with traceable lots; conforms to typical drymix benchmarks used in EN 12004, EN 998-1, ASTM C472, and ASTM C1437 test schemes. Always validate in your own formulation—fillers, cement chemistry, and temperature shift results a bit.

Authoritative citations

1. EN 12004: Adhesives for tiles — Requirements, evaluation of conformity.
2. EN 998-1: Specification for mortar for masonry — Rendering and plastering mortar.
3. ASTM C1437: Standard Test Method for Flow of Hydraulic Cement Mortar.
4. ASTM C472: Standard Test Methods for Physical Testing of Gypsum Plasters and Gypsum Concrete.
5. ISO 9001: Quality management systems — Requirements.