A rheology modifier or thickener controls how a slurry, paste, or printing medium flows and holds its shape — thick enough to keep particles suspended without sagging, thin enough to pump, spray, or print cleanly. Ceramic and tile producers use these agents to stabilize body and glaze slurries against settling, and to carry printing inks, decorative pastes, and glass-printing media at the consistency needed for flat, rotocolor, or digital printing. The result is a suspension or paste that behaves the same way, batch after batch.
Rheology Modifiers (RA)
Carboxymethyl Cellulose (CMC)
Printing & Surface Additives (Kimiset / Kimiprint)
Glass Printing Medium (Kimiprint)
Sugar Medium