PP and Biodegradable Filler Masterbatch Manufacturer

Polypropylene (PP), a prevalent plastic, arises from fossil fuels like crude oil. Refining this oil yields naphtha, the building block for PP. Through polymerization, naphtha transforms into long polypropylene chains. These widely used PP plastics, found in packaging, textiles, and car parts, come with a hefty environmental cost.

Biodegradable Filler Masterbatch emerges as a more sustainable alternative. Derived from renewable resources like plant starches or wood fibers, these fillers are incorporated with a carrier polymer, often PP itself, to create a masterbatch. This masterbatch seamlessly blends with virgin PP during production.

Biodegradable PP products, such as films, bags, and containers, can break down in industrial composting facilities into harmless components like water, CO2, and biomass. This biodegradation significantly reduces plastic waste compared to traditional PP, offering a more environmentally friendly solution for specific applications.