How to Improve Recycled PE Blown Film Quality & Three Essential Masterbatches
Use recycled PE materials to produce garbage bags, shopping bags, packaging films and agricultural films. Recycled materials have huge price advantages and help factories reduce production costs greatly. However, recycled plastic contains impurities, moisture, odor and inconsistent color, which easily cause many production problems and defective products. To solve these issues, several essential masterbatches are needed to improve recycled material performance and guarantee qualified finished films.
Key Points to Note When Using Recycled PE Materials
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Three Essential Masterbatches for Recycled Blown Film
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Using single masterbatch cannot fully solve all problems of recycled materials. Color masterbatch improves appearance, desiccant masterbatch fixes moisture and film defects, and deodorant masterbatch solves odor issues. When used together, they can turn low-quality recycled materials into smooth, uniform, odor-free and high-quality blown film products.
This matching solution helps film factories make full use of cheap recycled materials, greatly reduce raw material costs, and avoid defective product losses. It is the most cost-effective production formula for recycled PE film factories.
Recycled PE blown film production has many unstable factors such as color difference, moisture and odor. Reasonably adding professional color masterbatch, desiccant masterbatch and deodorant masterbatch can effectively solve all common production problems. It stabilizes production quality, reduces waste, maximizes the cost advantage of recycled materials, and helps plastic film factories gain more profits in market competition.