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The role and characteristics of liquid masterbatch
Release date: [2017/9/4]  Read total of [732] times
Liquid masterbatch
A mixture based on the final use of the polymer, a custom additive and a pigment dispersed in a liquid carrier
Liquid Masterbatch is a mixture of additives and pigments that are dispersed in the selected liquid binder to ensure compatibility with the end-use polymer. The decision to use the liquid should be based on the special requirements of the application, and in making this decision, Clariant can provide superior guidance. Since liquid masterbatches are easily incorporated into the polymer matrix, they are ideal when producing transparent or translucent colors, thick walled parts, and a need for multiple colors to be converted by each customer. Since liquid masterbatches can not be synthesized at high temperatures and pressures, they are a good choice when heat-sensitive pigments or additives are needed. Using Clariant's very sophisticated and advanced wireless control metering system, liquids can be met for formulation control and inventory management. The liquid masterbatch can be formulated to enhance the flowability of the polymer, to speed up the filling time, to shorten the injection molding cycle, and to improve the extrusion output and reduce the screw speed.