Applications · Polymer & industrial
Better dispersion, cleaner release, consistent every lot.
In masterbatch and compounding, additives decide how well pigment and filler disperse and how cleanly the melt processes. Metallic-soap lubricants and release agents — made to a consistent spec — keep your line predictable and your product uniform.
Request Samples & CoAThe problem
What goes wrong, and why
Poor pigment/filler dispersion causes streaking and property variation; inadequate lubrication and release cause die build-up and downtime. The additive package has to disperse, lubricate and release — consistently, lot after lot.
The Excipients that solve it
Match the grade to the problem
How to specify
What to put in your spec sheet
- Choose bulk density and form matched to your feed and dispersion process.
- Prioritise lot consistency — released against spec.
- Buy manufacturer-direct for uniform, documented material.
FAQs
Masterbatch & Compounding — common questions
What additives improve masterbatch dispersion?
Metallic-soap lubricants and dispersion aids such as Calcium Stearate and Stearic Acid, at consistent spec.
Can you supply flake or powder Stearic Acid for compounding?
Yes — flake, granule and powder.
Is the material consistent lot to lot?
Yes — manufacturer-direct, released against specification.
Proof before promises
Send us your masterbatch & compounding problem — we'll recommend a grade.
Request Samples & CoA, or talk to a technical specialist.