XM-T80-4 Barium Sulphate Plastic Filler Masterbatch with LDPE/LLDPE for Film and Molding Trials
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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 FormulaBaSO4TypeBarium Sulfate
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Model NumberXM-T80-4Hs 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
A molding project and a film project may consider the same filler masterbatch without sharing the same acceptance tests. XM-T80-4 is an industrial barium sulphate plastic filler in granule form with an LDPE/LLDPE carrier, providing a defined starting point for those separate evaluations.
Place XM-T80-4 in the molding comparison
Identify the receiving polymer and the part requirements that will decide the trial. The LDPE/LLDPE carrier is a useful selection fact, but it does not establish compatibility with every molding resin or a mechanical improvement in the finished part.
Treat melt flow as method-dependent
Ask for the temperature, load and method behind the XM-T80-4 MFI range before comparing it with another material. Pair that information with current composition and batch documents, rather than treating a flow number as a complete processing specification.
- Confirm the XM-T80-4 grade and supplied granular form.
- Set the molding or film acceptance tests for the actual polymer.
- Review measured material data and trial results together before approval.
Keep granule appearance separate from film clarity
Transparent-looking granules do not establish the optical result of a film made with XM-T80-4. If film clarity is the objective, test the intended formulation and the relevant optical criteria independently from any molded-part evaluation.
Enquire about a sample with the XM-T80-4 model and the project's specific polymer brief. That links the carrier-defined masterbatch to an actual trial, without an assumed loading or an exceptional-performance claim.
