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Black Masterbatch

We supply high-quality Black Masterbatch, a concentrated blend of carbon black and polymer carriers like PE, PP, PET,ABS,PLA ect, engineered for easy integration and superior color strength. It is widely used in the production of plastic goods for construction, packaging, and consumer goods, ensuring durability and cost-effective coloring.

High Concentrate Black Masterbatch

Black Masterbatch Composition

Wide Application of Black Masterbatch

Blown Film

This involves extruding a molten polymer tube through a circular die, which is then inflated by air into a thin, continuous bubble, cooled, and collapsed into lay-flat film. The process requires exceptional pigment dispersion to prevent gel formation and ensure uniform optical density and mechanical strength across the film web.

Injection Molding

This high-speed, high-pressure process involves injecting molten plastic into a closed mold cavity. The material must fill the mold completely before solidifying into the desired shape. Cycle time and surface finish are critical. Low viscosity ensures easy flow into intricate mold details. Prevents thermal degradation during potential residence time in the heating barrel.

Extrusion Product

This continuous process involves forcing molten plastic through a die to create long products with a fixed cross-sectional profile, such as pipes, sheets, or window frames. Consistency over long production runs is paramount. Critical UV resistance for outdoor applications to prevent fading and maintain material integrity. Protects the polymer from environmental stress cracking.

Blow Molding

A parison (a hollow tube of molten plastic) is extruded downward into a mold. The mold closes, and air is blown into the parison, inflating it to take the shape of the mold cavity. This is used for creating hollow objects. The parison must have sufficient strength to hold its shape without sagging before inflation. Prevents the accumulation of pigment or additives on the mold surface, which would mar the product's appearance.

Fiber Spinning

Polymer is melted, extruded through a spinneret (a die with numerous tiny holes), and the resulting continuous filaments are drawn (stretched) to orient the polymer molecules, enhancing tensile strength. This is a highly demanding process. Essential to prevent nozzle clogging and fiber breakage during high-speed spinning. Any agglomerates will cause filament rupture, leading to production downtime.

Cast Molding

Rotomolding is a unique high-temperature, low-pressure process used to create large, hollow, seamless products. Fine plastic powder (or liquid) is placed inside a hollow mold. The mold is then heated and rotated biaxially (on two axes), causing the material to gradually melt and coat the interior walls of the mold cavity. The process places very specific demands on colorants.

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