Transparent Filler Masterbatch Na2SO4/ BaSO4 Filler masterbatch
Transparent filler masterbatch is a mixture of inorganic powder such as Na2SO4 (or BaSO4), plastic resins: Polypropylene (PP) or Polyphenylene (PE), and other special additives. Thanks to the composition of Na2SO4 and BaSO4, transparent filler masterbatch significantly increases the transparency of many products including sheets, bags, and films. Also, this type of filler masterbatch heightens the elongation fastness and distortion temperature of the end-products.
Plastic manufacturers today utilize transparent filler masterbatch as a solution for saving production cost and improving product’s mechanical properties.
With over 20 years of manufacturing and exporting filler masterbatch, Vico Plastic takes pride in providing customers with top-quality transparent filler masterbatch products with outstanding features as follows:
- Cost Reduction: By incorporating sodium sulfate, manufacturers can significantly lower production costs by reducing the need for expensive virgin polymer resin.
- Enhanced Transparency: Maintains high levels of clarity, making it ideal for applications where visual appeal is essential.
- Increase the physical durability and glossiness
- Good for colored plastic products
- Save energy thanks to CaCO3’s great thermal transmission ability
- Enhanced Processing Efficiency: The masterbatch can improve the processing efficiency of the plastic, leading to faster production times and reduced energy consumption
Contact us at Vico Plastic Co., Ltd. to learn more about our products.
VICO PLASTIC VIETNAM CO., LTD
(Truong An Industrial Zone, An Khanh, Hoai duc, Hanoi, Vietnam)
Hospital nurse using a syringe to inject medication into an intravenous (IV) drip bag containing 0. 9% sodium chloride (saline). The tube at left carries the drug into the bloodstream, usually through veins in the forearm. An intravenous infusion, or drip, may also be used to give blood and plasma or to maintain the level of body fluids in patients who cannot eat or drink. The rate at which the solution containing the drug enters the circulation is controlled by an adjustable valve.
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