Cuts static charge and dust pick-up on PE and PP film, containers and electronics packaging, from short-term to permanent control.
Polyethylene and polypropylene are good insulators, so they build up static charge during extrusion, winding, filling and handling. Charged film and parts attract dust, cling together, jam on packing lines and, in electronics packaging, can damage sensitive components.
Migratory antistatic additives move to the surface and attract a thin layer of moisture from the air, which lets charge leak away. They work quickly and cost-effectively, but depend on humidity and can wear off over time. Permanent antistatic grades build a conductive network inside the polymer that does not depend on surface moisture, so they keep working in dry conditions and over long service lives.
Choosing between them depends on how long the protection must last, the humidity where the product is stored and used, and the surface resistivity your customer specifies. For components that need full electrostatic discharge protection, a conductive ESD grade may be required instead.
Long-lasting, humidity-independent static control.
PE / PP / engineering · Technical and electronics packaging
Conducts or dissipates static charge.
PE / PP / engineering · Electronics and industrial parts
Short-term protection suits migratory grades; long-life products need permanent antistatic.
In dry storage or air-conditioned plants, choose a humidity-independent grade.
State the surface resistivity range your customer specifies.
For sensitive components, consider a conductive ESD grade.
Antistatic grades reduce charge build-up and dust attraction. Conductive (ESD) grades carry or dissipate charge much faster and are used where electronic components must be protected from discharge.
Migratory antistatic additives depend on surface moisture and can be wiped off or used up over time, especially in dry conditions. A permanent antistatic grade such as PAS avoids this.
Yes. Packaging film often uses antistatic together with slip and antiblock. Tell us your full additive package and we will check compatibility.
Send us your polymer, process and the problem you want to solve. We recommend a grade and starting let-down, then ship a 1 kg lab sample, 5 kg pilot sample or 25 kg line trial with TDS, SDS and batch COA.
Masterbatch has to prove itself on your extruder, not ours. This is the route every new grade takes.
Polymer, process, the problem to solve, and your current product if you have one.
A grade and a starting let-down for your line, shared with you shortly.
A 1 kg lab sample, 5 kg pilot sample or 25 kg line trial, with TDS, SDS and batch COA.
We review the results with your team and adjust dosage or formulation.
Price, MOQ and lead time fixed against the approved grade.