Customer-formulated masterbatch · OEM production
OEM Filler Masterbatch Manufacturing
OEM filler masterbatch production to your established carrier resin, mineral filler, loading and pellet specifications. Feasibility is assessed against our air-cooled pelletising process.
Discuss Manufacturing
Technical evaluation
Manufacturing Requirements
Powder loadings around 60–80% are typical in applicable filler masterbatch formulations. Feasibility depends on the carrier, filler properties, concentration and pellet-processing requirements.
Initial Project Information
- Carrier resin and filler mineral
- Approximate powder loading
- Pellet and processing requirements
- Expected production quantity
- Technical brief or reference sample, if available
Production process
Air-Cooled Pelletising
Production uses air-cooled pelletising. Compatibility depends on the supplied carrier, additive or filler system, required concentration and finished-pellet specification.
We manufacture to customer-established formulations; we do not provide formulation development.
Commercial Conditions
Packaging, MOQ and lead time depend on the approved formulation and quantity.
Export terms: EXW and FOB, with CIF quotations available upon request.
Practical technical review
Define final filler content before the OEM trial
The filler concentration in a concentrate differs from the filler content of the final plastic. Specify whether addition is a percentage of the final mixture or an amount added to the base resin. Include any filler already present in recycled or other inputs.
Read the related technical guide- Material balance
- Record each ingredient mass, filler fraction and total mixture mass.
- Pellet acceptance
- Agree the pellet dimensions, fines, moisture, dispersion and any measured release properties.
- Customer trial
- Evaluate the established formulation in the intended resin and article before production approval.
OEM inquiry
Discuss Your OEM Production Requirements
Start with a product brief, material system and estimated volume. We can discuss the detailed formulation after assessing whether it is compatible with our process.