In recent years, our CMC (carboxymethyl cellulose) has been used in the anodes of lithium-ion secondary batteries, a rapidly expanding market. Due to its consistent quality, it has been used over a long period, especially in automotive applications that require long-term use.
By being used in hybrid and electric vehicles, our CMC contributes to a society with a smaller environmental footprint.

With a history spanning over half a century, this water-soluble, cellulose-based polymer remains widely used for various applications today. We offer a wide range of grades based on viscosity (molecular weight) and degree of etherification (level of substitution).
Due to its anion, CMC reacts with multivalent metal ions to form uniform gels.

As a nonionic substance, HEC is characterized by its resistance to the effects of salts and metal ions.
Our industrial and cosmetic grades are more dispersible to prevent lumps from forming in water.

CELISH and TIARA are microfibrillated fibers produced using a special processing method. The original fibers are split into tens of thousands of strands with diameters refined down to 0.01 micrometers. Furthermore, this process preserves the raw material’s inherent physical and chemical properties.

Microfibrillated fibers are widely used as binders for powders and fibrous materials and as strength enhancers for paper. And Microfibrillated cellulose is used as a texture improver in food products and as a filtration aid in alcoholic beverages.