Masterbatch & additives. Starting with your line’s problem.
Choose a product for your material and application, then test a sample on your production line before deciding.
What’s happening on your production line?
Moisture, bubbles and white spots
Bubbles in film or molded parts
Yellowing and dull white plastic
Unclean white tone
Film blocking and adhesion
Difficult roll opening
Initial selection needs a trial on your material.
All production problemsFrom a production issue to a real trial
The right additive takes more than a product name. Start with what you see on the line, and connect your polymer and application to a candidate sample.
Describe the issue
What do you see on the product? Which polymer and application?
Select a candidate
We review the processing context and suggest a product to trial.
Trial it on your line
Test the sample with your own material and conditions before purchasing.
Products selected for your needs
Moisture control, performance additives and color masterbatch.
A different selection for every application
Blown Film
The right film additive starts with the visible problem, winding method, and final use.
Injection Molding
Injection parts need selection based on material, product form, and appearance target.
Extrusion
Extrusion is affected by material, color, and moisture consistency, so the solution follows the real issue.
Pipes and Profiles
Long-profile products need stable color and appearance, especially outdoors.
Understand the issue before choosing an additive
Why bubbles and white spots appear in plastic film — moisture or processing?
A practical look at the causes of bubbles and white spots in film, and how to start diagnosis before making big changes.
Why white plastic yellows — optical brightener vs white masterbatch
Common reasons for yellowing, the difference between brightening and white coverage, and how to start diagnosis.
Why film layers block after winding — and when Anti-Block helps
When Anti-Block helps, how winding and thickness relate to the problem, and the difference from Slip.
Test a sample on your material. Then decide.
Tell us the problem and application so we can suggest a product to trial.