Additive Master Batches

Additive masterbatches are concentrated mixtures of additives and a carrier polymer used in plastic manufacturing. These masterbatches help improve specific properties of the plastic, such as UV stability, flame resistance, anti-static properties, or enhanced durability. They are added to the base resin during processing to achieve the desired performance characteristics.

Additive masterbatches are mixed with the base polymer during processes such as extrusion, injection molding, blow molding, and film production. The additives are uniformly dispersed into the polymer matrix, providing enhanced properties to the final product.

Additive masterbatches are mixed with the base polymer during processes such as extrusion, injection molding, blow molding, and film production. The additives are uniformly dispersed into the polymer matrix, providing enhanced properties to the final product.

UV stabilizers help protect plastics from the harmful effects of ultraviolet radiation. They either absorb UV light or prevent it from reaching the polymer, which slows down degradation, color fading, and brittleness caused by exposure to sunlight.

The loading level of Additive Masterbatches varies depending on the type of additive and the desired effect. Typically, the loading level can range from 1% to 5% by weight, but it may vary based on the specific additive and its intended function. Always refer to the supplier's recommendations for optimal loading levels.