Mineral Powders for Masterbatch Manufacturing
Cost-effective mineral fillers for masterbatch compounding
Industry Overview
Performance Benefits
Cost Reduction
Mineral fillers like Sodium Sulphate and GCC significantly reduce polymer consumption, lowering overall production costs in PP, LD, HD, and EVA products.
Excellent Dispersion
Our ball-mill ground Sodium Sulphate and ultrafine GCC ensure uniform filler distribution throughout the masterbatch, preventing agglomerates and surface defects.
PP/LD/HD/EVA Compatibility
Sodium Sulphate is compatible with a wide range of polyolefin carriers — PP, LDPE, HDPE, and EVA — making it a versatile filler for diverse masterbatch formulations.
Consistent Batch Quality
Precision grinding and rigorous quality testing ensure batch-to-batch uniformity, critical for large-scale masterbatch production.
Recommended Minerals
Precision-milled grades tailored for masterbatch manufacturing applications:
Micronised Sodium Sulphate
Ground Calcium Carbonate (GCC)
Calcite Powder
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Contact SalesFrequently Asked Questions
Which mineral filler is best for masterbatch manufacturing?
Sodium Sulphate and GCC are the two most widely used mineral fillers. Sodium Sulphate (RM-FIL-101) is ideal for PP, LD, HD, and EVA masterbatch, while GCC is preferred for calcium carbonate masterbatch.
Can Sodium Sulphate be used in PP masterbatch?
Yes. Sodium Sulphate is widely used as a filler in PP masterbatch manufacturing due to its high purity, consistent particle size, and excellent dispersibility.
What loading levels can be achieved with Sodium Sulphate filler?
Loading levels of 40–70% are commonly achieved in filler masterbatch using Sodium Sulphate, depending on the carrier resin and end application requirements.
Is Sodium Sulphate compatible with LDPE and HDPE?
Yes. Sodium Sulphate disperses uniformly in both LDPE and HDPE carrier resins, making it suitable for filler masterbatch used in blown film, injection moulding, and extrusion.
