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AddKan Anti-Block Masterbatches are added to films and bags to keep the sheets from sticking together. They are used to lessen the adhesion of the surface of products made from the formulation of like or different surfaces. These Masterbatches act by producing a slight roughening of the surface-thus allowing easy opening of bags.

AddKan Antioxidant Masterbatches help you combat the degradation of plastic due do oxygen and heat. It slows down or completely stops polymer degradation due to oxidation.

AddKan Flame Retardant Masterbatches are inherently flammable, measures must be taken to increase their safety in applications where there is the risk of fire. Often the most cost effective method of doing this is to add a fire retardant additive during processing. There are two types of Fire retardant masterbatches available:Containing Halogen free additives. Containing Halogenated additives

AddKan UV Stabilizer Masterbatches are exposure to sunlight and some artificial lights can have adverse effects on the useful life of plastic products. UV radiation can break down the chemical bonds in a polymer. This process is called photodegradation. It ultimately causes cracking, chalking, color changes and the loss of physical properties. To counteract the damaging effect of UV light, UV stabilizers are used to solve the degradation problems associated with exposure to sunlight.

AddKan Optical Brightener Masterbatches are also called Fluorescent Whitening agents. These Masterbatches work via a fluorescent mechanism which absorbs light in the UV spectrum and emits light in the blue region of visible spectrum to yield a brighter and fresher appearance.

Addkan Antistatic Masterbatches are based on fatty acid ester type of anti-static agents to neutralize the charges on the surface of the polymer. By using anti-static additives, problems caused by static electricity charge will be reduced or eliminated.

Addkan Masterbatches for Engineering Polymers made for general applications in plastic processing are found to be un-suitable for use in engineering polymers