Color & Functional Masterbatch
Black, white and custom color masterbatch developed around resin compatibility, dispersion, appearance, processing conditions and the final application.
Existing product and application imagery is retained where it is relevant and suitable for public use.
Product Scope
Material directions available for application discussion
The items below describe product directions, not universal grades. A suitable model is discussed after the resin, process and target are understood.
White masterbatch
Custom color masterbatch
Color powder development
Low-odor color direction
Application-specific functional masterbatch
Typical processes
- Injection molding
- Extrusion
- Sheet
- Thermoforming
- Film
Typical applications
- Plastic packaging
- Injection-molded parts
- Sheet and thermoformed products
- Consumer products
- Industrial plastic components
- Brand and product color programs
Engineering Focus
What should be confirmed before a trial
Product performance is evaluated together with the resin, equipment, process, part structure and customer test method.
Common project problems
Color differs from the target sample
Color specks, streaks or uneven dispersion
Shade changes after processing
Opacity, gloss and dosage are not balanced
Claim boundary: Screen images and color codes are starting references. The final shade must be confirmed on the customer's resin, process and physical sample.
Inquiry & Validation
Information to provide and records to keep
A useful inquiry does not require the customer's confidential formulation. Basic application information is enough to define the first test.
Useful inquiry inputs
- Base resin and grade
- Processing method and temperature
- Physical sample, color chip, Pantone or RAL reference
- Part thickness and surface finish
- Current dosage and observed problem
- Required test or destination-market requirement
Suggested validation records
- Compare molded or extruded samples, not only pellets
- Confirm color under an agreed light source
- Record resin, dosage, temperature and part thickness
- Approve a physical reference sample before production
FAQ
Questions buyers often ask
These answers define the first discussion. Final suitability is confirmed by model, sample and test conditions.
Can you match a physical sample or color code?
Yes. A physical sample is preferred. Pantone, RAL, a color chip or a product image can support the first discussion, but the final decision should use a trial sample made with the intended resin and process.
Can one color masterbatch be used in every resin?
Not reliably. Carrier compatibility, processing temperature and the appearance target differ between resin systems, so the material direction should be confirmed for the intended substrate.
What information is most useful for color matching?
Provide the resin, process, part thickness, target sample, surface finish, current dosage and any required light-source or color-difference method.
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