The Application of HPMC in Hand Sanitizer
February 17th 2025
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Cellulose is a key contributor to the smoothness and consistency of paints, and is a major component of the cell walls of green plants. Processed and modified, cellulose can be used to thicken and stabilize a variety of water-based products, including paints. Due to the complexity of each paint formulation, cellulose is required for efficient thickening while also providing good stability and compatibility with other additives. Cellulose has been used in paints and paints for generations.
In paint formulations, the main function of cellulose is to raise the viscosity of the paint to the desired level and to promote flow. This allows the paint to be easily brushed, rolled or sprayed onto a surface, allowing the paint film to spread evenly and form a consistent dry film. Cellulose also has water retention and suspension properties that help paints retain moisture during the drying process, allowing the pigment particles to be evenly suspended in the paint, which allows more time for the film to coalesce.
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