Additive Masterbatches

Unlike color masterbatch, which primarily adds color, additive masterbatch enhances or modifies the physical and chemical properties of plastic products to improve their functionality, performance, or processing characteristics. More details

additive masterbatch is used to enhance or modify the functional properties of plastics, such as UV resistance, flame retardancy, anti-static, or anti-fog effects, while colour masterbatch is primarily designed to provide consistent coloration and aesthetic appeal by dispersing pigments or dyes in the polymer. In short, additive masterbatch focuses on performance improvement, whereas colour masterbatch focuses on appearance. More details

Anti-oxidant masterbatch are essential additives in the polymer and plastics industry, designed to protect materials from thermal and oxidative degradation. By incorporating concentrated antioxidants into a compatible carrier, these masterbatches ensure that polymers maintain their mechanical properties, appearance, and longevity both during processing and throughout their service life. More details

A flame retardant additive masterbatch is a concentrated mixture of flame retardant additives blended into a carrier resin, designed to be added to polymers (like plastics or rubber) to make them more resistant to fire. This additive masterbatch improves fire safety by reducing flammability, slowing the spread of fire, and suppressing smoke formation in the final product. More details

An antimicrobial masterbatch is a concentrated formulation of antimicrobial additives and carrier resins that, when blended with base polymers, inhibit or reduce the growth of bacteria, fungi, algae, and other harmful microorganisms.It is widely used in plastic manufacturing to improve hygiene, durability, and product safety. By incorporating antimicrobial agents at the molecular level, masterbatches ensure long-lasting and consistent protection without compromising the appearance, texture, or strength of the final product. More details

A recycled additive masterbatch is a specially formulated plastic masterbatch designed to improve the quality, performance, and processability of recycled plastics. It is made by compounding various functional additives (such as antioxidants, compatibilizers, dispersants, stabilizers, lubricants, or odor-removing agents) into a carrier resin, usually compatible with recycled polymers like PE, PP, or PET. More details

A PVC additives masterbatch is a highly concentrated blend of functional additives, colorants, and a carrier resin that is mixed with PVC during the manufacturing process to impart specific properties or colors to the final PVC product. These masterbatches improve the physical and chemical characteristics of PVC, such as its resistance to UV light or heat, its impact strength, or its flame retardancy, while also enabling precise and consistent coloring. They are typically supplied as pellets or granules, making them easy to dose and ensuring uniform dispersion of additives and pigments for higher process efficiency and product quality. More details

A laser marking additive masterbatch is a concentrate added to plastics to enable or improve laser marking by changing the plastic's properties to react to a laser beam, creating a clear, durable mark. These additives absorb laser light, converting it to heat that discolors, melts, or gasifies the material's surface to form text or designs. They are essential for marking dark plastics with light marks (like white text on black) or enhancing contrast on various plastic types for products like electronics, packaging, and cables. More details

Anti fog masterbatch is a concentrated mixture of anti-fogging agents and a base polymer, typically polyethylene or polypropylene, used in plastic film production to prevent the formation of water droplets (fog) on the film's surface. This masterbatch works by migrating to the film's surface and lowering the surface tension of water, causing it to spread into a thin, transparent film instead of forming visible droplets. Its primary applications are in food packaging, where it preserves product visibility and freshness, and in agricultural films, where it improves light transmission and protects plants from condensation damage. More details

An anti-static additive masterbatch is a specialized solution designed to control and dissipate static electricity in plastic materials. By integrating anti-static agents into the polymer, it prevents dust attraction, sparks, and electrostatic damage, while improving handling, cleanliness, and product longevity. Compatible with a wide range of polymers such as PE, PP, PS, and ABS, this masterbatch is essential for electronics, packaging, automotive, and consumer applications where static control is critical. More details