Main Products
Shandong Charing Industry Co.,Ltd , with main products of cellulose ether(HPMC, MHEC, HEC),RDP, PCE, PEO, Repellent powder,Starch ether, and so on.
Industry We Serve
The industry we serve include dry-mixed mortar(such as cement based tile adhesive, wall putty,skim coat, self leveling mortar, grout, waterproofing mortar and so on), Coating and Paint, Detergent and personal care, Oil drilling and so on.
About Us
Shandong Charing Industry Co., Ltd., a construction chemical additives manufacturer in Shandong, China, mainly focuses on cellulose ethers (HPMC/MHEC/HEC), polycarboxylate superplasticizer (PCE) flakes and powders, and redispersible polymer powder (RDP) — manufacturing and supplying construction chemical additives to customers worldwide.
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Nov. 03, 2026
Tile Grout Formulation: The Additives That Stop Cracking, Shrinking, and Blackening Tile grout is not tile adhesive: it has to stay put in a vertical joint, so it takes no superplasticizer. This guide sets out the reference formula - cement 270-350 kg/t, RDP 10-30 kg/t, HPMC 0.5-0.8, starch ether 0.3, hydrophobic agent 2-3, expansive agent 10-15, wood fiber 3 - plus CG1 vs CG2 under EN 13888 and why grout turns black.
Nov. 02, 2026
Superplasticizer for the Middle East: Why EPEG-Based PCE Handles High-Clay, High-Powder Aggregates Middle East aggregates carry two problems at once: clay and ground calcium carbonate, and both adsorb the superplasticizer before the cement does. EPEG-based PCE has freer side chains, so it is less sensitive to both and holds slump where HPEG and TPEG lose it. Naphthalene tolerates clay slightly better, but cuts water only about 20%.
Oct. 30, 2026
Why Compound Polycarboxylate Superplasticizer (PCE) with Lignosulfonate? Lignosulfonate is the one traditional reducer that blends cleanly with PCE. Naphthalene, melamine and aminosulfonate all cut PCE's performance; lignosulfonate does not. A cheap paper-mill by-product, it reduces water only 10-15%, but its natural retarding is free working time. Blend at about 1:1, in stages, and confirm with a trial mix.











