XM-SM60 Industrial Filler Masterbatch, LDPE/LLDPE Carrier for Injection Molding
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ColorTransparentPhysical formMasterbatch , Granular
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CAS No.7757-82-6Purity80%
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Appearancetransparent granuleApplicationplastic, Film Blowing
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ClassificationSulphateGrade StandardIndustrial Grade
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Molecular FormulaBaSO4TypeSodium Sulphate
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Model NumberXM-SM60Hs code28331900
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CertificationISO9001Usage10%-50%
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Packing25KG/BagApplication 1Injection Molding
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CarrierLDPE+ LLDPEFeatureHigh Transparent
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MFI8-12g/10minSampleAvailiable
For an injection-molded plastic part, qualifying the supplied masterbatch begins with a clear material brief. XM-SM60 is described as transparent industrial granules with an LDPE and LLDPE carrier, while the full filler composition needs confirmation before a chemistry-specific choice is made.
Frame XM-SM60 around the molded-part requirement
Specify the polymer and the processing and finished-part criteria relevant to the trial. The LDPE and LLDPE carrier description gives a starting point for discussion, not a guarantee that XM-SM60 matches every molding formulation. Ask for material documents tied to the offered model and sample.
Resolve three questions before a masterbatch trial
An XM-SM60 comparison needs the material identity and flow conditions in the same technical brief. Obtain qualified guidance for the actual formulation instead of assuming a universal incorporation level.
- Confirm the complete filler composition of the XM-SM60 sample.
- Request the temperature, load and method behind its melt-flow result.
- Define the molded-part tests that will decide whether this carrier-based candidate is acceptable.
Keep film appearance as a separate test objective
Film blowing is another stated direction for XM-SM60, but transparent granules do not prove a transparent finished film. Set the relevant optical and process criteria for that film before evaluating the masterbatch. A molding result should not be transferred automatically to a different polymer or film requirement.
The practical XM-SM60 enquiry is therefore a documented sample comparison: confirmed composition, defined flow testing and an acceptance target for the actual molded part or film.
