Water Retention
Helps retain water within the mortar, reducing rapid water loss and supporting more stable application and curing performance.
Lignocellulose Fiber
Lignocellulose Fiber
Lignocellulose Fiber is a natural lignocellulosic functional additive designed for dry-mix mortars and other construction materials. It is primarily used in wall putty, plaster/render, tile adhesives, EIFS/ETICS systems, repair mortars, and other cement- or gypsum-based formulations. Its three-dimensional fiber structure helps improve water retention, workability, consistency, anti-sag performance, and crack resistance while supporting uniform distribution of the mortar components. It provides a practical solution for manufacturers seeking improved application properties, formulation stability, and overall construction performance.
- Chemical Name
- Lignocellulose Fiber
Product Advantages
Key Performance
Workability
Improves mortar handling, spreading and application, helping achieve smoother and more consistent construction performance.
Anti-Sag Performance
Helps reduce sagging and slipping on vertical surfaces, improving the stability of freshly applied mortar.
Crack Resistance
The three-dimensional fiber structure helps distribute internal stress and reduce the formation of shrinkage microcracks.
Rheology Control
Helps regulate mortar consistency and flow behavior, providing better control during mixing and application.
Formulation Stability
Helps maintain uniform distribution of components and improves the overall stability and consistency of dry-mix formulations.
Product Data
Technical Parameters
| Parameter | Value | Unit | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fiber Length | 0.5–2.0 | mm | Depending on product grade |
| Bulk Density | 30–100 | g/L | Typical range |
| Moisture Content | ≤5.0 | % | Loss on drying |
| pH Value | 6.0–8.0 | — | Aqueous suspension |
| Water Absorption | ≥5 times own weight | — | Typical performance |
| Heat Resistance | ≥200 | °C | Typical thermal stability |
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