High Purity, Good Safety
Meska Joinway strictly controls the sources of raw materials to ensure products meet the pharmacopoeial standards. The products have low impurities and are suitable for use in preparations with high safety requirements.
Viscosity Controllable
For different applications, Meska Joinway offers a range of viscosity grades. Customers can choose the model that best meets their needs.
Batch Consistency Is Excellent
We adopt standardized production processes to ensure the consistent performance of each batch of products, making them easier for customers to use over the long term.
| Project Name | Indicator MC Series |
| Appearance | White or off-white fibrous or granular powder, odorless and tasteless |
| Density | 1.3g/cm3 |
| Apparent Density | 0.25-0.7/cm3 |
| Discoloration Temperature | 190 - 200℃ |
| Carbonization Temperature | 225 - 230℃ |
| Surface Tension | 47 - 53 dyn/cm at 25 |
| Methoxy Content(wt %) | 27.5-31.5 |
| Loss on Drying ( wt %) | ≤5 |
| Residue on Ignition (wt%) | ≤1 |
| Heavy Metals ( ppm) | ≤20 |
| Lead(ppm) | ≤2 |
| pH(ppm) | 5.0-8.0 |
| Viscosity(2% aqueous solution at 20℃ ) | 3-105,000 |
Note: Customizable according to your specific requirements.
As one of the top 10 manufacturers of cellulose ethers in China, Meska Joinway not only supplies products but also focuses on solving customers’ problems. We understand the high-quality requirements of the pharmaceutical industry for methyl cellulose, and therefore strictly control every step.
We offer technical support to help you make better use of methyl cellulose, enhance the formulation’s efficacy, and shorten development time.
Packaging: Meska Joinway methyl cellulose is packaged in 20 kg round cardboard drums (lined with an inner bag made of pharmaceutical-grade polyethylene film). Packaging is customizable.
Storage: Avoid exposure to direct sunlight and rain; take precautions to protect against moisture.
Because methylcellulose possesses stable properties and a high safety profile, it helps medications function more effectively.
Because methylcellulose forms a protective film over the surface of the eye, thereby reducing moisture evaporation.
Methyl cellulose remains relatively stable under common temperature and pH conditions and is not prone to degradation.
No; methyl cellulose itself does not contribute to the therapeutic action, but rather serves to help the medication function more stably.
