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- Manufacturer: J. Rettenmaier
- Product Line: Natural and Synthetic Fibers
- Product: Hemp Fibers
- Industries: Plastics
- Authorized Countries: Canada | United States
HMP-H150
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HMP-H150 is an environmentally friendly hemp hurd cellulose available as a tan, fibrous powder with an average fiber length of 150 microns and a particle size distribution of 75 µm. This biodegradable material offers a sustainable option for a wide range of applications across various industries.
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Appearance: Medium-tan, fibrous powder
Water solubility: Insoluble
Moisture, %: 7.0 max
Average fiber length: 150 microns
Bulk density, g/L: 155 typical
Particle size distribution: 75 µm
% retained: 39.5 max
Primary Chemistry: Hemp hurd cellulose
Primary Chemistry:
Hemp hurd cellulose
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Overview
HMP-H150 is a premium-quality cellulose from JRS USA derived from natural hemp hurd, the woody core of the hemp plant. This insoluble dietary fiber contains 100% cellulose with a shelf life of five years. It is recommended for a wide range of applications, offering gluten-free, halal, kosher, vegan, and non-GMO certifications. As a powdered cellulose, it easily incorporates into formulations as a highly functional and sustainable additive.
Features & Benefits
- Hemp hurd cellulose
- Thixotropic behavior
- 100% natural
- Environmentally friendly
- High stability
- Negative carbon source
- Low ash
- Enhanced "green" strength
- Excellent tensile strength
- Improved impact resistance
- Lightweight bulking
- Excellent absorption
- Reduces slipping
- Prolonged open time
- Crack resistance
- Cost friendly
- Improved drainage
- Increase in machine speed and productivity
- Kosher
- Halal
- Non-GMO
- GRAS
Problems Solved
Formulation requirements for biodegradable alternatives
Difficulty with mechanical strength or durability for bioplastics
Compatibility issues in biocomposites
Poor thermal stability
High cost of plastic fillers
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Compostable bioplastics
Construction chemicals
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