At SuperLyn, our offerings include:

• Filler Masterbatch Superior filling capacity with excellent dispersion and cost-effectiveness.

• Color Masterbatch High concentration pigments for vibrant, stable colors and long-term weather resistance.

• Defoaming Masterbatch Rapid foam suppression in extrusion and molding processes.

Visually, the differences among these three masterbatch types show up in their color/gloss, granule shape, and uniformity:

Filler Masterbatch

• Color/Gloss: Typically milky white, light gray or beige with a matte finish and low reflectivity.

• Granule Shape: Roughly 2–4 mm in diameter, irregularly shaped due to high loadings of inorganic fillers (e.g. calcium carbonate, talc). The texture is brittle and edges may form small facets.

• Uniformity: Slight variations in particle size and shade reveal how the filler is dispersed within the resin.

Color Masterbatch

• Color/Gloss: Comes in single or multiple vivid hues (red, yellow, blue, green, etc.), with saturated, glossy surfaces that clearly show pigment encapsulation.

• Granule Shape: Smooth, rounded cylinders or spheres, uniform in size—think “colorful candy-coated chocolates.”

• Uniformity: Nearly identical color across all granules, delivering maximum visual impact.

Defoaming Masterbatch

• Color/Gloss: Usually semi-translucent light beige or gray with a faint milky tinge, finished in matte or semi-gloss.

• Granule Shape: Smaller (1–3 mm), irregularly shaped particles often showing tiny pinholes or micro-foam textures on the surface.

• Uniformity: Minor differences in color or translucency among granules highlight the dispersion of the defoaming agent.