HD Filler Masterbatch

HD Filler Masterbatch – What is it?

EuroPlas HD Filler Masterbatch is made of CaCO3 powder, HDPE carrier, and other additives. When added to a plastic combination, it partly replaces plastic resin to help manufacturers reduce production cost without causing any chemical changes on the original mixture. Since CaCO3 powder – the main component of HD Filler is far more affordable than fossil resin, it offers plastic manufacturers not only a cost-effective material solution, but also a stable source of material. Thereby, the application of HD Calcium Carbonate Filler quickly becomes a key factor behind the success of thousands of plastic manufacturers. 

HD Filler Masterbatch – Benefits

Cost – effective material solution

Thanks to the use of CaCO3 powder, which is more reasonable than fossil resin, HD Calcium Carbonate Filler offers customers a more cost – effective and stable material solution.

Properties enhancement

HD filler remarkably improves end-products’ properties such as stiffness, bend strength, impact strength, tear resistance and printability. Besides, as CaCO3 is a good thermal conductive, it shortens the production cycle, thus helping plastic manufacturers save on energy consumed and boost the efficiency.

HD Filler Masterbatch – Applications

HD Calcium Carbonate Filler assists in manufacturing various plastic items such as: jerry cans, drums, plastic bottles, HDPE pipes, bottles, cans, containers,…

HD Filler Masterbatch – Specifications

EuP provides customers with HD Filler as the following specifications: 

• Packing: Our HD Filler will be packed into PE labelled bags (25 kg/bag or 1100 kg/jumbo bag) as per your inquiries.
• Appearance (Surface Color): White
• Usage rate: 5 – 35 % (depending on end-products)
• Processing temperature: 140 – 280 Degree Celsius
• Pellet Size: x3 (±0.3) mm
• Storage: Dry and cool condition is recommended. Products should be put over wooden pallets before being loaded into containers.
• Delivery time: Products are delivered based on terms and conditions agreed by both parties as per the contract.