Product Description
Classification:
Chemical AuxiliaryAgent
CAS No.:
9004-32-4
Other Names:
cmc
MF:
[C6H7O2(OH)2CH2COONa]n
EINECS No.:
232-674-9
Purity:
99%
Place of Origin:
Hebei, China
Type:
Cellulose
Usage:
Coating AuxiliaryAgents, Electronics Chemicals, Leather Auxiliary Agents, Paper Chemicals,Petroleum Additives, Plastic Auxiliary Agents, Rubber Auxiliary Agents,Surfactants, Textile Auxiliary Agents, Water Treatment Chemicals
Brand Name:
Cowin Industry
Model Number:
industry grade
Product name:
Industry GradeCarboxymethyl Cellulose CMC for toothpaste
viscosity:
200,000MAP.S
Color:
Sub-white,white
Grade:
industry grade
material:
cotton
low viscosity:
100,000mpa.s
Medium visocisy:
150,000mpa.s
function:
Thickening, gelling,adhesiving
Exceptional Thickening and Stabilizing AgentCMC Toothpaste Grade enhances toothpaste texture by imparting high viscosity and excellent stabilization properties. Its consistent particle size and high water solubility ensure homogeneous blending, resulting in a smooth, stable product that resists separation over time.
Stringent Safety and Quality StandardsOur CMC fulfills global safety requirements, including a microbial limit below 1000 cfu/g and minimal heavy metal content. Each batch passes an 80 mesh sieve, ensuring a fine and uniform powder for optimal toothpaste formulation.
User-Friendly Storage and Shelf LifePackaged in durable 25 kg HDPE bags with an inner liner, this CMC variant preserves its quality for up to two years when stored in cool, dry conditions. The packaging ensures ease of handling for manufacturers and consistent performance over prolonged storage.
FAQs of CMC Toothpaste Grade:
Q: How is CMC Toothpaste Grade used in toothpaste manufacturing?
A: CMC Toothpaste Grade is employed as a thickener, binder, and stabilizer in toothpaste formulations. It is typically dispersed in water and blended into the premix to improve the consistency, stability, and overall texture of the final product.
Q: What are the main benefits of using high-viscosity CMC in toothpaste?
A: The primary advantages include enhanced viscosity, better suspension of active ingredients, improved stability against separation, and a smoother texture, all of which contribute to a superior consumer experience.
Q: When should CMC be incorporated during toothpaste production?
A: CMC is usually introduced during the wet mixing stage, where it is dissolved in water before other components are added. This ensures even distribution and optimal thickening in the formulation.
Q: Where should CMC Toothpaste Grade be stored for best results?
A: For maximum shelf life and quality preservation, CMC Toothpaste Grade should be kept in a tightly closed container, in a dry, cool place, away from direct sunlight and moisture.
Q: What safety standards does your CMC Toothpaste Grade meet?
A: Our CMC meets strict safety parameters, including heavy metal content under 20 ppm, lead below 5 ppm, arsenic below 2 ppm, and a microbial limit under 1000 cfu/g, ensuring it is suitable for oral care applications.
Q: How do I know the product will blend uniformly in my toothpaste batch?
A: CMC Toothpaste Grade passes through an 80-mesh sieve, resulting in a fine, granular or powder form that disperses readily in water, ensuring uniform blending in your toothpaste mixes.
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