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Nano-ceramic thermal insulation masterbatch

Nano-ceramic thermal insulation masterbatch

It can effectively enhance the thermal insulation performance of materials by being incorporated into substrates such as plastics and rubbers to form an insulating layer, thereby reducing heat transfer and achieving either heat retention or cooling effects. It features high thermal insulation, comfort, and energy efficiency.
UV-Blocking Masterbatch (Skincare)

UV-Blocking Masterbatch (Skincare)

Provides comprehensive UV protection, effectively blocking UV penetration through the material to safeguard the interior from UV-induced damage. Offers superior anti-aging performance, extending the service life of the product.
Blue-light-blocking masterbatch

Blue-light-blocking masterbatch

Effectively blocks short-wave blue light emitted by electronic displays and sunlight, protecting vision while maintaining excellent transparency and preserving color accuracy. It precisely filters out high-energy short-wave blue light (400–455 nm) while also providing reliable UV protection.
High-transparency, weather-resistant color masterbatch

High-transparency, weather-resistant color masterbatch

High-transmittance, weather-resistant color masterbatch for PET functional films uses PET as the carrier and is specifically formulated for BOPET biaxial stretching. It features high light transmittance, low haze, excellent resistance to long-term outdoor aging, processing stability, and uniform dispersion.
Light-Conversion Masterbatch

Light-Conversion Masterbatch

The core function of light-converting masterbatches is to convert specific wavelengths of light—such as ultraviolet or green light—into other wavelengths, such as red or blue light, thereby optimizing light quality, enhancing material performance, and meeting the requirements of particular applications.
Photochromic Masterbatch

Photochromic Masterbatch

Photochromic masterbatch is a functional color masterbatch that undergoes reversible color changes upon exposure to ultraviolet light or sunlight.
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