Polyanionic cellulose (PAC) is manufactured by chemically modifying cellulose into a water-soluble anionic polymer. This process gives PAC the ability to improve viscosity, control fluid loss, and perform well in demanding systems. It is commonly used in oil drilling fluids, cementing applications, and other industrial formulations.

Yes, Sentai offers customized CMC solutions for different industries. These include food, paper, detergent, coating, textile printing and dyeing, battery, and oil drilling applications. Its technical team works with customers to develop and optimize products based on application requirements, processing challenges, and target performance.

Sentai is dedicated to providing exclusive customized services tailored to the needs of customers across various industries, including food, paper - making, battery, detergent, coating, textile printing and dyeing, oil drilling and so on. We specializes in delivering fully customized CMC solutions tailored to your exact requirements - from food-grade purity to industrial-strength performance, we engineer our carboxymethyl cellulose to your precise specifications including DS (0.4-1.5), viscosity (20-10,000 mPa·s), particle size (10-300μm), and specialized functionalities like high-temperature stability or enhanced solubility.

Carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) is used in industry as a thickener, stabilizer, binder, suspending agent, and rheology modifier. It is widely applied in food, detergents, paper, coatings, textiles, batteries, and oil drilling. Different grades of CMC are developed to match different processing and performance requirements.

Yes, carboxymethyl cellulose is generally considered gluten free because it is made from cellulose rather than gluten-containing ingredients. It is a cellulose-based material that has been chemically modified to become water-soluble and functional. For food applications, buyers should still confirm the exact grade and specification with the supplier.

The best way to thicken liquid detergent is to use a compatible thickener that works well with the surfactants and other ingredients in the formula. A good detergent thickener improves viscosity, appearance, stability, and shelf life without reducing product performance. The right choice depends on your formulation, clarity target, and processing conditions.