Film and Packaging
For color, opacity and visual consistency in flexible and rigid packaging applications.
Color and opacity masterbatch selected according to polymer, processing route, pigment loading, dispersion, color target and end-use requirements.
Masterbatch performance is shaped by the pigment system, carrier resin, dispersion and dosage. These factors influence color development, opacity, surface appearance, processing consistency and the behavior of the final part or film.
For color, opacity and visual consistency in flexible and rigid packaging applications.
For molded components requiring controlled color development, dispersion and process compatibility.
For profiles, sheets and other extruded products where color consistency and stable processing are required.
For application-specific color, opacity and surface-appearance requirements.
For black coloration and application-specific opacity or performance requirements.
For opacity, brightness and white appearance, selected around resin and process requirements.
For color development across common plastics processes and end-use applications.
For requirements defined by a color reference, polymer, process and finished-product target.
Influences dosage, color strength, opacity and formulation economics.
Affects color uniformity, surface quality, filtration and processing consistency.
Must be compatible with the base polymer and intended process.
Defines the visual requirement and the basis for product matching.
Depends on equipment, temperature, residence time, dosage and final application.
Clarify the target color or opacity, end use and visual acceptance criteria.
Review resin, equipment, temperature profile, dosage and current reference.
Define the starting masterbatch direction, evaluation basis and quotation conditions.
Share the polymer, processing route, target color or opacity, current reference and expected volume. Our team will review the requirement and identify a suitable starting direction.