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Gypsum retarder is an important construction additive, designed to extend the setting time of gypsum materials, thereby improving the operability of construction. This chemical is widely used in the construction industry, especially in projects requiring a long construction time, and plays a vital role. Due to the short setting time of traditional gypsum, it limits the large-scale and complex construction process, and after the addition of retarder, workers can more easily carry out fine construction and adjustment, ensuring the construction quality and efficiency.

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The main components of gypsum retarder can include a variety of organic and inorganic substances, such as sodium citrate, tartaric acid and so on. By reacting with dissolved components in gypsum, these substances delay the hydration reaction rate of gypsum, thus delaying the initial and final coagulation time. This delay does not affect the final strength of the plaster, ensuring the durability and stability of the finished product.