SETAKIM MASTERBATCH

Setakim is one of the leading Black Masterbatch manufacturers in our region with its 15000 tons / year black masterbatch production capacity. Black Masterbatch colors must have different carbon types according to the application in which they will be used and different carbon content ratios according to the process in which they will be used. While choosing black masterbatch; – Polymer types – Process speeds – UV resistance – Gloss – Competitive price parameters should be taken into account. Setakim produces black masterbatch, which can be used in 40 different types of applications.

White Masterbatch The White Masterbatches we produce have different types and ratios of TiO2 ( Titanium Dioxide ). It is manufactured with the necessary technical and physical properties to provide excellent brightness and distribution. Film, cable, household appliances, disposable consumer goods, non-woven fabric, etc. the main features of white masterbatches of different types and content, which can be used in different production processes, such as : High concentration of Titan The best whitening Perfect distribution High heat resistance High UV resistance

PE-based slip masterbatch: Provides lubricity by reducing the friction coefficient in single-layer or multi-layer applications. Usage rate 1-3%. Active odds from 2.5 to 10. PE, PPH based anti-block masterbatch: It prevents interlayer clogging in Cast and Blown film applications. It does not spoil the transparency, haze, color and brightness of the film. Polyolefin films tend to stick together during processing due to electrostatic charges, temperature and pressure. To prevent layers from sticking; Particulate matter is added to the film in a highly diluted concentration. A micro-rough surface is created and the contact area of ​​the film layers is minimized. Usage rate: 1-3%. Active rate from 5 to 60. PE, PPH-based antioxidant: Antioxidants are additives used to combat degradation in polymers. They are used in the final product to minimize degradation of polymers due to process and environmental influences. Usage rate: 1-3%.