Oxidized Polyethylene wax for Masterbach About
Youdaowax Oxidized polyethylene wax have Excellent lubrication & flowabilityIts unique polar structure fully wets inorganic pigments, carbon black and fillers, effectively eliminating speckles and agglomerates to deliver uniform color.
Balanced internal and external lubrication reduces screw torque, improves extrusion fluidity, boosts production output and lowers equipment wear.
Low volatility under high processing temperature, less fume and yellowing, keeping masterbatch clean and bright.
Superior Dispersing & Lubricating PerformanceOPE Wax is engineered for exceptional dispersing and lubricating properties, making it a preferred ingredient in masterbatch production. Its tailored molecular structure provides consistent melt flow and uniform pigment distribution, improving processing efficiency and enhancing end-product quality. The high purity and minimal ash content (<0.1%) further ensure the clarity and performance of color concentrates.
Versatile Compatibility & Easy ProcessingThis wax blends seamlessly with polyethylene, polypropylene, EVA, and other common resins, supporting broad utility across the plastics industry. Available as a powder or granule, it can be introduced at recommended dosage levels of 0.5-2% to optimize processability, while its non-hazardous classification facilitates straightforward storage and shipping operations.
FAQ's of Oxidized Polyethylene wax for Masterbach:
Q: How is Oxidized Polyethylene Wax used in masterbatch applications?
A: It acts as a dispersing agent and internal lubricant, ensuring even pigment and additive distribution in masterbatch formulations. This wax also improves melt flow properties, making processing easier and resulting in superior final product consistency.
Q: What are the benefits of choosing this wax with a saponification value of 15-30 mg KOH/g and acid value of 10-20 mg KOH/g?
A: These values indicate optimal oxidation levels, providing excellent dispersibility and compatibility with a variety of resin systems. The wax helps stabilize colorants and additives, thus improving masterbatch quality and longevity.
Q: When should Oxidized Polyethylene Wax be added during masterbatch processing?
A: It is typically incorporated during the compounding stage with other ingredients. This ensures that the wax coats pigment particles and additives evenly, achieving ideal distribution before extrusion or pelletization.
Q: What is the recommended dosage of this product in masterbatch formulations?
A: The optimal range is 0.5-2% by weight, depending on formulation requirements and target resin compatibility. Higher or lower dosages may affect the balance between lubricity and pigment dispersion.
Q: Where should Oxidized Polyethylene Wax be stored for maintaining quality?
A: Store in tightly sealed containers in a dry, well-ventilated area, away from moisture and heat sources. Proper storage conditions maintain product stability and ensure a shelf life of up to two years.
Q: Which resins can this wax be used with, and what are its compatibility advantages?
A: It exhibits excellent compatibility with polyethylene, polypropylene, EVA, and a wide array of industrial resins. This versatility enables its use in diverse masterbatch and plastic additive systems without negative interactions or processing issues.
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