Diutan gum

Diutan gum (CAS 125005-87-0) is a high-molecular-weight microbial polysaccharide produced by fermentation.

Where is Diutan gum used?

• Cement and concrete: suspends aggregates and controls bleed water without retarding set time
• Self-leveling and shotcrete formulations: critical performance requirement
• Oilfield drilling and completion fluids: maintains viscosity and particle suspension under high-temperature conditions
• High-salinity environments: remains stable where many other biopolymers fail
• Food: stabilizes emulsions and controls texture in beverages, dressings, and dairy-style products at low use levels
• Personal care: builds viscosity in rinse-off and leave-on products
• It also improves foam stability and the overall sensory profile of cosmetic and hygiene formulations.

Commercial specifications

• Industrial grades in 25 kg bags or bulk quantities