In the automotive manufacturing industry, plastic parts have long evolved from simple structural or functional components into crucial components that combine aesthetics and human-machine interaction.
In modern industrial systems, plastic pellets, though small, play a crucial role. As the original form of plastic products, they are key intermediates connecting petrochemicals and end products.
Temperature, humidity, and cleanliness within the workshop can all affect the processing performance and color stability of plastic granules.
Improving the dispersion of color masterbatch requires coordinated optimization from three aspects: formulation design, production process, and equipment selection.
In the development of the modern automotive industry, lightweighting has become a core goal for improving energy efficiency, reducing emissions, and enhancing drivability.
From a single plastic pellet to a durable industrial container, the process is a deep integration of materials science, structural design, and precision manufacturing.