The difference between Black Masterbatch and Color Masterbatches

Black Masterbatch (black masterbatch) and Color Masterbatches (color masterbatch) are significantly different in many aspects. Here's a detailed comparison of the two:

1. Definition and use

Black Masterbatch:

Definition: Black concentrated pigment masterbatch specially used for the production of black plastic products.

Usage: Widely used in plastic injection molding, pipes, express boxes, sheets, blown films and other fields to provide products with a uniform black color.

Color Masterbatches:

Definition: A pigment concentrate used to color polymers such as plastics and rubber.

Usage: Not limited to specific colors, it can be blended into various colors as needed to meet different aesthetic and functional needs.

2. Color and ingredients

Black Masterbatch:

Color: Pure black or a mixture containing black pigments.

Ingredients: Mainly composed of pigment, carrier resin and dispersant. The pigment is usually carbon black.

Color Masterbatches:

Color: Diverse, including basic colors such as red, yellow, blue, and green, as well as various composite colors blended therefrom.

Ingredients: It is also composed of pigments, carrier resins and dispersants, but with a richer variety of pigments.

3. Application effect

Black Masterbatch:

Provides a stable black effect that is not easy to fade.

It is evenly dispersed in plastic products and does not easily cause color difference.

Color Masterbatches:

Rich color effects can be achieved to meet different aesthetic needs.

It also has good dispersion and stability, but the color changes are more diverse.

To sum up, there are significant differences between Black Masterbatch and Color Masterbatches in terms of definition, use, color and ingredients, and application effects. Which product to choose depends on specific production needs and product requirements.