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EuroPlas black masterbatch and our standardized production procedure

Black masterbatch is a familiar product in both industrial production and our daily life with numerous applications, ranging from basic to complex. But have you ever wondered how the black masterbatch was produced? Keep reading to the end of this article to see how the process of masterbatches production works!

BIO filler masterbatch – effective solution for mulching film production

Compare HDPE, MDPE, LDPE, and LLDPE masterbatch

Masterbatch plastic made from PE base resin is a common material in the plastic industry. In order to satisfy the dramatically increasing demands of using masterbatch plastic, manufacturers have paid a lot of effort into researching and establishing more advanced materials. LLDPE, LDPE, MDPE, and HDPE are the sub-group of the giant PE masterbatch family. This article aims to summarize and categorize some basic information and knowledge about these four masterbatches.

5 reasons why EuP filler masterbatch manufacturer is no.1 worlwide

European Plastic Company (EuP) will be a potential candidate if you have the demands in plastic masterbatch and additives manufacturing. With over a decade of establishment and development, EuP is honored to be the biggest filler masterbatch manufacturer worldwide and we surely can provide any kind of plastic additives meeting your requirements.

Black masterbatch: facts you may surprise

Black masterbatch is one of the most basic color masterbatches that EuP had proudly launched to the market. In daily life, black objects are widely used since it is easy to combine the black color with other colors. Moreover, black features seem to look cleaner than others. To create black color for plastic products following customers’ requirements, manufacturers use black masterbatch. Let's find out about the production process and application of this product in daily life and industries!

How to know color masterbatch you are using is good or bad?

What is calcium carbonate filler? What characteristics do they have?

Calcium carbonate filler (CaCO3 filler, also known as calcium carbonate masterbatch) has always been the most commonly used filler in the plastic industry. Their position has never declined despite the processing and modifying technologies that have been researched and applied more and more over years. So what characteristics of calcium carbonate filler made manufacturers widely use them? Let’s dive straight right away in this post!