what are masterbatches?

At their core, masterbatches are concentrated mixtures of pigments and/or additives encapsulated in a carrier resin. These mixtures, when introduced to plastics, can modify the properties or appearance of the end product. Masterbatches have become a sought-after method of delivering precise colors, effects, and functionalities to plastics.

What is the loading percentage of masterbatches?

Minimum percentage is 1.5% to 2%

Masterbatches - Masterbatches for Blow moulded tank

Water Tank

About

About Water Tank

High-density polyethylene (HDPE) and linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) are the most widely used materials for water tanks because of their inherent qualities, which include flexibility, durability, and weather resistance. Masterbatches are used to further strengthen these materials. In order to provide the tank with particular functional characteristics or hues, masterbatches are usually added during the polymer extrusion or molding process. We will examine the benefits of masterbatches, their application in water tank manufacturing, and their role in enhancing the durability and effectiveness of water tanks in this comprehensive explanation.

Plasmix specializes in producing premium water tanks that are made to satisfy the various demands of the industrial, agricultural, and residential sectors. The most recent developments in material science and technology are included into the design of our water tanks to guarantee enduring performance, dependability, and durability.

BENEFITS

Benefits of Masterbatches in Water Tank

Superior Strength and Durability

High-density polyethylene (HDPE) and related polymers, which have a great strength-to-weight ratio, are used to make water tanks. Compared to other tank types, water tanks are more impact resistant, which means they can tolerate external pressures such as high winds, knocks, and transportation as well as physical stress. By removing weak areas and stress concentration at seams, the method enables seamless fabrication, increasing the tank's resistance to breaking or cracking.

UV Resistance and Long-Term Protection

Plastic can deteriorate when exposed to direct sunlight, becoming weak, discolored, or more likely to shatter. UV-stabilized water tanks are shielded from the damaging effects of UV light, guaranteeing that even after prolonged exposure to the sun, the tank will maintain its strength, durability, and aesthetic appeal. Additionally, UV-resistant tanks aid in preventing the growth of algae within the tank, especially if the exterior of the tank prevents sunlight from reaching the water within.

Chemical Resistance

Because of their exceptional chemical resistance, water tanks can be used in commercial, industrial, or agricultural situations where they may come into contact with chemicals such as pesticides, fertilizers, or other substances. This guarantees the tank's durability and the security of its contents. Even after years of exposure to wet or chemical-laden environments, water tanks manufactured of polyethylene remain impervious to rust and corrosion.

Variety of Sizes and Configurations

Water tanks come in a variety of shapes and sizes to accommodate various storage requirements and spatial limitations. Water tanks are available in many sizes and capacities, providing a range of applications for residential, agricultural, and industrial settings. Large-capacity tanks ideal for industrial or agricultural applications can be produced using blow molding, as well as small, portable devices for storing water indoors. Because of its versatility, water tanks are perfect for installations in confined or unusual areas.