Views: 29 Author: Site Editor Publish Time: 2025-07-28 Origin: Site
Traditional mortar, primarily composed of cement, sand, and water, has notable limitations in modern construction materials. It suffers from weak adhesion and post-curing brittleness, posing both construction challenges and quality risks. The introduction of HPMC (hydroxypropyl methylcellulose) and RDP (redispersible polymer powder) offers a revolutionary solution, making them a truly powerful combination in modern mortar formulations.
Moisture Retention: By leveraging molecular forces to lock in moisture, it prevents premature drying and cracking of the mortar, maintaining a stable, moist environment essential for cement hydration.
Viscosity Enhancement & Flow Control: It imparts optimal viscosity, boosting the mortar’s "adhesiveness" on vertical surfaces to prevent sagging while ensuring smooth application.
Anti-Segregation & Homogeneity Promotion: It forms a temporary bonding network between cement particles, ensuring uniform distribution of all components and enhancing structural consistency after curing.
Structural Innovation: During mixing, it disperses as an emulsion; after curing, it condenses into an elastic film that interweaves with cement crystals, granting the mortar both strength and flexibility.
Adhesion Enhancement: It improves bonding to complex substrates such as tiles and waterproofing membranes, simplifying challenging construction tasks.
Waterproof & Breathable: It blocks liquid water penetration while allowing water vapor diffusion, striking a balance between durability and breathability.
