PP/PE Colour Masterbatch Grains for LDPE, HDPE and PP Evaluation, MFR 1–2g/10min at 210°C
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Physical formMasterbatch
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Model Numbercolor masterbatchApperanceColor grain
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MFR(210℃, g/10min)1-2Density(g/cm3)2.300
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Filler finess(nanometer)100nmFiller additive amount80.000
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Melting point(℃)125Moisture0.01%
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CarrierPP/PE
A colour-masterbatch trial should begin with the actual carrier and the resin that will receive it. These colour grains have a PP/PE carrier designation, MFR of 1–2g/10min at 210°C, density of 2.300g/cm3 and 0.01% moisture for technical comparison.
Keep the melt-flow test conditions complete
Confirm the load and method used for the stated MFR before comparing materials. The 210°C condition is explicit, but it is not a complete process setting or a guarantee of behaviour in every LDPE, HDPE or PP system.
Define the filler and carrier precisely
Request the actual carrier grade and filler identity for the offered masterbatch. The stated 100nm fineness belongs to the filler, and the 125°C melting descriptor needs its method; neither establishes the whole granule size or a finished-film result.
- Composition question
- Obtain a unit-defined formulation and addition specification.
- Colour question
- Agree the target shade and the actual resin/process acceptance criteria.
Prepare the free-sample evaluation
A free sample is provided for an enquiry, with the sample terms and technical documents to be confirmed. Define the trial around the intended resin and colour requirements instead of assuming a dosage, universal compatibility or optical result from the PP/PE label.
Include the carrier request, test-load question and target shade in the technical exchange. A complete masterbatch specification followed by a matched resin trial makes the comparison useful without an assumed filler percentage or processing-performance guarantee.
