Europlas additive masterbatches - a “high-quality marker” in plastic industry

Additive masterbatches are a very important component to produce plastic products to meet the needs of users. 90% of all plastic in the world is added with additive masterbatches. From pure plastic, when we add different kinds of additives, the final product will have different properties. Through this article, EuP will help you understand more about plastic additives and their uses!

What kind of additive masterbatches are often used in manufacturing

The use of additive masterbatches has really revolutionized the plastic industry. In order to meet the needs of human materials, scientists have developed additives: those are compounds or substances added to the manufacturing process to change and improve properties of materials such as improving clarity for PP or PE plastic, making plastic products more smooth and glossy... Here are the most common plastic additives from EuP.

Anti-blocking plastic additive masterbatches

In the process of processing films for packaging products such as food packaging, adhesion may render the film unusable. In this case, non-stick agents and anti-blocking plastic additive masterbatches, combined with polymers reduce contact and prevent suction between films, creating an ideal environment for processing and supporting film processing easy and more convenient.

Processing aid additive masterbatches

Processing aid additive masterbatches are studied to improve thermoplastic products such as wires, blow molding, HDPE pipes,... This plastic additive is like a lubricant that adheres to metal surfaces. Reduces friction between plastic and other surfaces, helping the product to have a uniform dispersion, more glossy.

Anti-UV additive masterbatches

In the case of plastic products exposed to the sun, UV protection additives will help the plastic from discoloration, hindering the impact of plastic degradation by ultraviolet rays. These types of plastic additives help extend the life of products exposed to sunlight or other sources of UV radiation.