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Anti Static Masterbatch

Anti Static Masterbatch for Static Charge Control in Plastic Applications

Anti Static Masterbatch

Product Overview

Anti Static Masterbatch is a functional additive designed to control and reduce the buildup of electrostatic charges on polymer surfaces. Plastics such as PP, PE, and PVC are naturally insulating materials and tend to accumulate static electricity during processing and end-use.

Static buildup can lead to dust attraction, electric discharge, product sticking, safety risks, and operational inefficiencies. Our Anti Static Masterbatch provides controlled dissipation of static charge, improving product performance and safety.

KEY FEATURES

Reduces surface static charge accumulation
Minimizes dust attraction
Prevents static cling
Improves product cleanliness and appearance
Enhances safety in sensitive applications
Can be combined with color and other additives
Suitable for high-speed processing lines
Reduces cycle time in molding
Improves throughput
Cost-effective static control solution

HOW IT WORKS

Anti static additives work by migrating to the polymer surface and absorbing moisture from the air. This creates a conductive pathway that allows static charges to dissipate gradually, preventing accumulation.

COMPATIBILITY

Polymer Compatibility

PE (LDPE / LLDPE / HDPE)PPPVCEngineering plastics

Processing Methods

Injection Moulding
Blow Moulding
Film Extrusion
Sheet Extrusion
Non-woven Fabric Production

APPLICATIONS

Electrical Components

Electrical Components

Electronic Packaging

Electronic Packaging

Non-Woven Fabrics

Non-Woven Fabrics

Industrial Films

Industrial Films

Consumer Packaging

Consumer Packaging

Healthcare Applications

Healthcare Applications

Military & Technical Components

Military & Technical Components

AVAILABLE GRADES

GradeApplication
AS PE1027Electrical Components, Non-Woven, Films

FAQ

It is a functional additive designed to control and reduce the buildup of electrostatic charges on polymer surfaces.