Filler
masterbatch: In the process of plastic processing, the pellets obtained
by mixing various additives, fillers and a small amount of carrier
resin are composed of carrier resin, filler and various additives. Performance and cost are primarily dependent on the carrier resin. The masterbatch is composed of carrier resin, filler and various auxiliaries. The
limit of the auxiliary in the masterbatch or the content of the filler
is several times to ten times higher than the amount required in the
actual plastic product. In
the molding process, the ratio of the masterbatch to the matrix resin
must be adjusted according to the content of the relevant components in
the masterbatch and the amount to be added in the actual product. The
masterbatch can be generally divided into a common filler masterbatch
(referred to as a filler masterbatch) and a functional masterbatch, such
as a color masterbatch, an anti-fog drip masterbatch, and the like. The main component of the filler masterbatch is a filler, which is
mainly used for the processing of polyolefins (polyethylene and
polypropylene), also known as polyolefin filler masterbatch.
The
polyolefin-filled masterbatch is composed of a carrier resin, a filler
and various additives, wherein the filler accounts for up to 90% of the
main component. Polyolefin filled masterbatch is mainly used in the production of polyolefin plastics such as polyethylene and polypropylene. Such
as: polyethylene hollow blow molding products, polyethylene injection
molded products and polyethylene film, polypropylene woven bags, woven
cloth and packing tape. Generally,
when selecting the raw and auxiliary materials of the olefin-filled
masterbatch, it is considered that the use performance is good and the
cost is low.