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Microcrystalline Cellulose 101 NF (Super Fine)
Microcrystalline Cellulose (MCC) is a purified, partly depolymerized cellulose with shorter, crystalline polymer chains. Its strong binding performance makes MCC one of the most commonly used excipients in drug formulations, serving as a diluent, filler, and binder. The product is manufactured through controlled partial hydrolysis of high-purity wood pulp, followed by purification and drying. MCC is suitable for diverse pharmaceutical processes, including wet granulation, dry granulation, and direct compression.
Product Specifications
| Chemical Name | Microcrystalline Cellulose |
| Grade | USP/NF |
| Particle Size Distribution |
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| Packaging | 55-Lb Bags/Boxes |
| Keyword | Cellulose Powder |
Applications and Benefits:
- Widely used excipient for pharmaceutical formulations.
- Ideal for wet granulation, dry granulation, and direct compression processes.
- Acts as a strong binder, filler, and diluent in drug manufacturing.
- Manufactured from high-purity wood pulp, ensuring superior quality.
- Available in bulk packaging.
Caution:
Handle with care. Avoid inhalation and contact with eyes or skin. Refer to the SDS for detailed safety instructions.
For MSDS Go to Downloads TabPartially Hydrogenated Gum Rosin, FLORAREZ PR
Partially hydrogenated gum Rosin has a lighter color and is more stable.
Hydrogenated rosin has more resistance to oxidation and has lighter color.
Like unmodified pine rosin, hydrogenated rosin have a wide span of compatibility with almost all polymers. They are well known for their peel and tack contribution to the adhesive. Specific benefits of hydrogenated rosin include:
Lighter color.
Significantly improved stability.
Less to no skin sensitization (depends on the degree of hydrogenation).
Less UV absorption, thus making them suitable for UV curable polymer based adhesives.
Imparts only a slight decrease of cohesive strength, especially in block co-polymer systems.
Can be used in amorphous polyolefin based adhesives.
CAS Number: 65997-06-0
View the Material Safety Rosin
Key Features
- Improved stability
- Lighter color
- Less skin sensitization
- Less UV absorption
- Imparts only a slight decrease in cohesive strength, especially in block co-polymer systems
- Compatible with almost all polymers
- Contributes to peel and tack in adhesives
Product Specifications
| Property | Value |
| CAS Number | 65997-06-0 |
| Color | Lighter than unmodified pine rosin |
| Compatibility | Almost all polymers |
| UV Absorption | Less than unmodified pine rosin |
| Skin sensitization | Less to no skin sensitization (depending on degree of hydrogenation) |
Similar Products
- Modified Rosin Ester
- Glycerol Ester of Rosin
- Maleic Modified Rosin Ester
- Tall Oil Rosin
- Wood Rosin
Note: These are similar products, and each product is different, so research is required to find the best fit for your needs.
Caution:
Hydrogenated Rosin has been found to have less skin sensitization than unmodified pine rosin, but caution should still be exercised when handling it. Always wear appropriate protective equipment when working with Hydrogenated Rosin or any other chemicals.
Perfect for adhesives manufacturers and industrial users who require a high-performance adhesive enhancer with improved stability and lighter color.
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