Standard PE/EVA Black Masterbatch

The recommended addition level depends on the grade, base resin, product thickness, blackness target and processing method. For many general PE/EVA applications, a low addition level can already provide good color coverage, while thinner films or higher-blackness requirements may need a different grade or dosage. We recommend confirming the final level through application testing.

Yes. Different grades are available for blown film, injection molding, extrusion, blow molding and other PE/EVA applications. However, the same grade may not be optimal for every process, so selection should consider melt flow, dispersion, surface appearance and end-product requirements.

Please consider your base polymer, processing method, product thickness, required blackness, surface quality and cost target. For thin film or applications sensitive to defects, a higher-dispersion grade may be more suitable; for general molding or thicker products, a standard grade may be sufficient.

Yes. If you provide your current masterbatch sample, TDS, COA or application result, we can compare the key requirements and recommend a similar or adjusted grade. Matching is based on actual application needs rather than only carbon black content.

Yes. Samples and technical data sheets are available for applicable grades. Please provide your base resin, processing method and application details so we can recommend the most suitable sample for evaluation.

Please provide the base polymer, processing method, current addition rate, product thickness, target blackness, surface requirements and any current production problems. If available, your existing masterbatch sample or technical data will help us make a more accurate recommendation.

Yes. Depending on the project, the carrier system, carbon black content and formulation can be adjusted to suit different processing conditions, appearance requirements and cost targets. Custom development is confirmed based on the customer's actual application.

The effect depends on the formulation, addition level, carrier compatibility and base resin. Our grade-selection approach aims to minimize unnecessary impact on the finished product while achieving the required blackness and dispersion. For applications with stricter mechanical-property requirements, we recommend testing the selected grade in the customer's actual formulation and process.