JTB-816/JTB-817 are highly efficient protein-based retarders.
Type of amino acid
Solid content (%) ≥ 98%
Active substance content (%) ≥98 %
This product is suitable for retarding the setting of gypsum systems. It has the following characteristics and advantages.
Production:
The product requires a low dosage while effectively maintaining a retarded setting state.
It maintains good stability during storage, with consistent performance even after long-term storage.
It is suitable for use when mixed with gypsum-based materials.
Formulation:
It does not compromise the final mechanical strength.
The retarding effect remains stable, and the setting time is linearly proportional to the dosage.
The alkali-resistant formulation is easy to adjust.
Construction:
It extends the setting time, providing flexible and sufficient working time for on-site application.
This product is packaged in paper bags, 25kg/bag (larger bags can also be provided upon special requirements).
This product is recommended to be stored in an environment of 0~30℃ and used within 12 months, otherwise there is a risk of clumping.
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Appearance: |
Brown powder |
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Bulk density( kg/ m³ ): |
400 ~ 600 |
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pH value (1% aqueous solution): |
6.0~8.0 |
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Residue on 200-mesh sieve (%): |
≤ 3.0 |
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