产品说明与参数
Full Name & Product Positioning
Full Product Name: Chang Chun Petrochemical (CCP) BP-17S Partially Hydrolyzed Polyvinyl Alcohol Fine Powder
BP-17S is a fine-powder grade polyvinyl alcohol in the Chang Chun BP series, featuring partial hydrolysis (86-90 mol%) and medium viscosity (20-26.5 mPa·s), with particle size passing through an 80-mesh screen. The combination of medium viscosity and fine powder form balances solubility and adhesive strength, making it widely used in construction dry-mix mortars, paper adhesives, and textile sizing applications.
Core Technical Parameters
Parameter
Typical Value
Product Type
Partially hydrolyzed PVA (fine powder grade)
Viscosity (4% aqueous soln., 20°C)
20.0 - 26.5 mPa·s
Degree of Hydrolysis
86.0 - 90.0 mol%
Volatile Matter
≤7.0 wt%
Sodium Acetate
≤2.8 wt%
Ash Content
≤0.5 wt%
pH (4% aqueous soln.)
5.0 - 7.0
Particle Size
Passes 80-mesh screen
Appearance
White fine powder
CAS Number
9002-89-5
Standard Packaging
20kg/bag
Key Advantages
(Performance based on measured conditions from original manufacturer TDS. Actual results vary with formulations and do not guarantee end-use performance.)
1. 80-mesh fine powder form offers fast dissolution and can be directly used in dry-mix premix formulations;
2. Medium viscosity grade balances adhesive strength and construction rheology, suitable for various construction and paper applications;
3. Partially hydrolyzed structure provides good cold-water dispersibility and complete hot-water dissolution, with relatively high aqueous solution clarity;
4. Offers corresponding adhesive strength to paper, wood, cotton fibers, and porous construction substrates;
5. Uniform fine powder particle size provides good mixing and dispersion with other dry powder components, reducing agglomeration.
Main Application Areas
Core Applications: Dry-mix mortar additives, paper converting adhesives, textile sizing agents, construction adhesives
Compatible Applications: Woodworking adhesives, fiberboard binders, protective colloid for vinyl acetate emulsion polymerization, ceramic binders
Not Recommended For: Food or oral-ingestion articles, high water-resistance requirements without post-treatment coatings