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The essential ingredient of filler masterbatch is CaCO3 - which is very popular and widely used in many manufacturing industries. Not only in the plastic industry, but CaCO3 is also a commonly used material in other industries and production around the world. The 4 reasons why calcium carbonate (CaCO3) makes up the "position" of filler masterbatch will be listed below: Firstly, the source of this material is abundant and spread in many regions around the world. The abundance of reserves allows the exploitation of CaCO3 to be unrestricted, leading to low cost and stable supply over a long period of time.
Secondly, calcium carbonate has a moderate hardness, not too soft but still not too hard, making it easy to process, and can be finely ground into powder or into larger sizes. Thirdly, CaCO3 is also effective in reducing the pressure of plastic melting when shaping. In addition, when used in production, CaCO3 is a relatively good stabilizer, which will help improve the bubble in the production of plastic beads. This helps the product achieve a smoother and more beautiful flat surface. Finally, CaCO3 is chemically compatible with many other substances, so manufacturers can combine it with a various types of plastic. In short, thanks to CaCO3, filler masterbatch brings a lot of economic value to the manufacturer, both in terms of quantity, production capacity, and product quality.
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