Still did not understand what a Masterbatch is? Here's another definition!

A masterbatch, also referred to as a concentrate, is a package for coloring plastics. Pigments, dyes, or other additives are dispersed into a polymer carrier which is extruded and pelletized. Those pellets are metered, or let down, into natural polymer, using a predefined ratio, during the molding process where additional mixing colors the resin entirely. Normal addition rates vary from 1 to 4%.

1. What is A Masterbatch and How is it Made?

2. How do I obtain the lowest cost of color for my plastics products?

3. What is the difference between a Masterbatch and Precolored Resin?

4. What is the advantage of a Masterbatch as against the traditional and conventional ways of coloring plastics?

5. For what polymers are Masterbatches available?

6. What are the different types of Masterbatches?

7. For What type of Plastic Process and Applications can Masterbatches be used in?