CMC for kitchen paper production
- Commodity name: CMC for kitchen paper production
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Carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) is primarily used in kitchen paper as a thickener and reinforcing agent, improving the paper's physical properties to enhance its absorbency, tensile strength, and durability. Here are its specific functions:
Enhancing Tensile Strength: CMC improves the paper's tensile strength, making it less prone to tearing when wiping oil or absorbing water. For example, kitchen paper conforming to GB/T 26174 standards needs a certain tensile index, and the addition of CMC helps meet this requirement.
Improving Water and Oil Absorption: The water solubility and film-forming properties of CMC enhance the paper's ability to absorb liquids, allowing it to quickly absorb oil or moisture while maintaining structural stability.
Improving Durability: By optimizing fiber bonding, CMC reduces dusting or tearing during use, extending the paper's lifespan.
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