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Filler masterbatch refers to the granules and powders obtained by mixing and kneading various additives and fillers with a small amount of carrier resin in the process of plastic processing and molding for the convenience of operation. The main component of filler masterbatch is filler, which is mainly used for the processing and molding of polyolefins (polyethylene and polypropylene), and is also called polyolefin filler masterbatch.
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Polyethylene terephthalate is a colorless, transparent substance with a certain gloss (amorphous), or an opaque milky white substance (crystalline). Physical properties: Polyethylene is non-toxic, odorless, and milky white. It has a density of 0.91-0.96g/cm3 and is a crystalline plastic. Polyethylene has a certain mechanical strength, but its mechanical strength is lower than that of other plastics and its surface hardness is poor.
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Plastic additives, also known as plastic auxiliaries, are compounds that must be added to polymers (synthetic resins) during molding to improve their processing properties or to improve the performance of the resin itself.
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How much do you know about hot melt adhesive? 1、 Composition of hot melt adhesive 2、 Characteristics of hot melt adhesive 3、 Types and applications of hot melt adhesives 4、 Main testing indicators of hot melt adhesive 5、 The main factors affecting the adhesion of hot melt adhesive 6、 Correct usage of hot melt adhesive
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The blending toughening of polypropylene PP is widely used in various fields due to its significant effects, low industrial investment, and fast and easy implementation. Blending toughening modification refers to the use of other plastics, elastomers, and inorganic powders as modifiers to blend with PP to improve the toughness of PP plastics.
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During blown film production, the adverse reactions of raw materials are summarized in the table below for reference.