Additive Masterbatch

Aadditive masterbatch is a concentrated mixture of one or more additives (like chemicals or powders) encapsulated within a carrier resin. It is a solid, pellet-shaped product designed to be diluted into a base polymer (like PE, PP, PS, etc.) during the plastics manufacturing process. Using masterbatch is far more efficient, cleaner, and consistent than handling raw additives directly.

Features of Additive Masterbatch

Additive Masterbatches convert messy powders, sticky liquids, or hazardous raw additives into clean, dust-free, and easy-to-handle pellets. This improves workplace safety and housekeeping.
The pre dispersed nature of additives in a carrier resin ensures accurate feeding and weighing, leading to a homogenous distribution of the additive throughout the final product.
Additives like lubricants and processing aids improve polymer flow, reducing cycle times in injection molding and increasing line speeds in extrusion.
Additives like UV stabilizers and antioxidants protect the plastic from environmental degradation, making the product last longer.
Provides excellent color consistency, gloss/matte control, and eliminates surface defects like bubbles or streaks.