CONDUCTIVE MASTERBATCH

Conductive Masterbatch is a type of plastic additive used to impart electrical conductivity to plastic products. It contains a high concentration of conductive particles, such as carbon black or metal oxides, dispersed in a carrier resin, which is added to the base polymer during processing.

Conductive Masterbatch is used in various applications where electrical conductivity is required, such as in anti-static packaging, electronic devices, and automotive parts. It helps dissipate static electricity to prevent damage to sensitive electronic components and to reduce the risk of explosions or fires in volatile environments.

Conductive Masterbatch is also used in electromagnetic shielding applications to protect electronic devices from electromagnetic interference (EMI). It is available in different grades and concentrations, and the amount required depends on the specific requirements of the product and the base plastic resin. Pigments can sometimes be added to achieve specific color effects in the final product.