The main components of the non-woven masterbatch are generally divided into three parts: a coloring agent, a carrier and a dispersing agent. It is a new coloring product for plastics and fibers developed in the last century. It is a composite of polymers prepared by uniformly loading pigments in a resin.

The production process of non-woven masterbatch is generally divided into four types: washing method, ink method, kneading method and metal soap method. The following four production processes for non-woven masterbatch are as follows:

1. Washing method: the pigment, water and dispersing agent are sanded to make the pigment particles less than 1 μm, and the pigment is transferred into the oil phase by a phase transfer method, and then dried to obtain a masterbatch. An organic solvent, as well as a corresponding solvent recovery unit, is required for phase inversion.

The process: fine color paste washing, evaporation concentrate, drying, adding carrier extrusion granulation

2, ink method: As the name suggests, is the production method of ink color paste in the production of masterbatch, that is, through the three-roll grinding, coating a low molecular protection layer on the surface of the pigment. The ground fine color paste is then mixed with a carrier resin, then plasticized by a two-roll mill (also called a two-roll mill), and finally granulated by a single-screw or twin-screw extruder.

The process is as follows: batch mixing coarse color paste three-roll grinding fine color paste two-roll plasticating extrusion granulation

3. Metal soap method: the pigment has a particle size of about 1μm after grinding, and the soap liquid is added at a certain temperature, so that the surface layer of each pigment particle is uniformly wetted by the soap liquid to form a saponification liquid, as a metal salt. After the solution is added, it chemically reacts with the saponified layer on the surface of the pigment to form a protective layer of metal soap (magnesium stearate), so that the finely divided pigment particles do not cause flocculation, but protect a certain fineness. .

4. Pinching method: After blending the pigment and the oily carrier, the pigment is oleophilic, and the pigment is washed from the aqueous phase into the oil phase by kneading. At the same time, the surface of the pigment is coated by an oil carrier to stabilize the dispersion of the pigment and prevent the pigment from agglomerating.