Custom matching
Develop around a physical sample, color reference, or defined visual target.
Masterbatch & filler
Custom and standard color masterbatch developed around your polymer, processing method, target shade, and finished plastic application.

Product overview
Polymaid develops color masterbatch for plastic processors working with molding, extrusion, film, sheet, pipe, profile, and consumer-product applications. Every enquiry begins with the base resin, processing conditions, color reference, and end-use requirements—not a generic shade list.
Develop around a physical sample, color reference, or defined visual target.
Discuss PP, PET, TPE, HDPE, LDPE, PVC, and other project-specific resin requirements.
Account for molding or extrusion method, equipment, let-down expectations, and finished part.
Applications
Explore potential applications, then confirm the right grade for your resin and production conditions.
Explore manufacturing processes ↗The same visual target can behave differently across polymers, wall thicknesses, surface finishes, and processing temperatures. Our development conversation therefore starts with the finished product and works backward through the process and resin.
Share the target color, base material, production method, and any performance or appearance constraints. This gives the Polymaid team a useful basis for recommending a standard option or preparing a custom development request.
A useful masterbatch is more than a close visual match. Dispersion, carrier compatibility, dosing, and processing conditions all influence how consistently the target appears in production.
For repeat requirements, include the existing grade or sample, typical batch size, and relevant production notes. Final suitability should always be confirmed in the customer’s actual resin, equipment, and product geometry.
Product questions
Yes. Start with the base resin, processing method, target color or sample, end application, and expected quantity so the team can review the development request.
The published range references PP, PET, TPE, HDPE, LDPE, and PVC. Compatibility and final suitability depend on the specific resin, process, and product.
A physical part, recognized color reference, or clearly defined target is useful. Include the resin and processing method because both can affect the final appearance.
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Let’s make it work for you
Bring us your resin, process, and target. We’ll help you take the next step.