Masterbatch
Masterbatches are commonly used in polymer processing to incorporate color pigments or additives and antimicrobials into the polymer resin or other liquid. A masterbatch is a concentrated mixture of an additive encapsulated in a carrier material, such as PE or PP. The carrier is typically a polymer resin in a pellet or chip form, but liquid masterbatches are also available for certain materials and applications.
Features
Colour Matching
Uniform Dispersion
Clarifying
Applications

Incorporate color pigments

Antimicrobials

Additives
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