Colour Masterbatch

These should be selected based on the kind of plastic you are using in the product. Polymers including PE, PP, POLYESTER, ABS, NYLON, PET, GPPS, SAN, HIPS, and PVC are just a few examples of the many possible application-specific color masterbatches.

Yes, we can match any color you choose using a pantone or RAL shade card.

Color Masterbatches are available in various polymers, including polyethylene glycol, polypropylene, SAN, HPS, PVC, and others.

We’ll send you a sample within one week of your request and it will take 1-2 weeks once we get your approval, though it might take only one to two days if we have it in stock.

Depending on their polymer rein, you can utilize a masterbatch of varying colors.

Yes. High‑quality colour masterbatches are designed not only to deliver consistent colour, but also to ensure smooth processing, minimal streaking, and even dispersion during melting — improving overall product appearance and performance.

Consistent colour ensures that products from different production batches match exactly. This matters for brand aesthetics, quality perception, and customer satisfaction, especially for visible consumer goods.

Most colour ranges can be achieved, but very specific effects (such as metallics or special effects) may need specialized masterbatches. Additionally, some polymer types have processing constraints that affect achievable colour shades.

Processing temperature affects how well the colour masterbatch disperses in the polymer. If the temperature is too low, dispersion may be uneven; if it’s too high, the pigment or carrier may degrade. Matching the masterbatch grade to the processing window of the resin is important for optimal results.

Colour masterbatches are developed by combining pigments with a compatible carrier resin. The formulation depends on the target polymer, processing conditions, and required performance — for example, UV‑stable colours for outdoor parts or heat‑resistant colours for automotive components.

Yes, colour masterbatches can be used with recycled resins. They can help mask colour variations or inconsistencies in recycled material, making the final product look uniform and high‑quality.