CALPET

1. CALPET is a kind of masterbatch, composed of 85% Calcium carbonate(CaCO3) and besides specially blended polyethylene resins.
2. CALPET is used by mixing polyethylene resins(LDPE, HDPE, PP resins) and used 5~70% accordingly goods(operating condition)
3. You can enjoy the follwing benefits by using CALPET together with polyethylene resins : better printability, better productivity, better dimension stability, antivertical tearing, antifibrillation reduction of white color pigment cost, reduction of calorific quantity, etc...

CaCO3 M/B for incineratable [Hi, SUPER-1000] Photodegradable Film

• Incinerable & Photodegradable Film?
  Incineratable and photodegradable film is manufactured by mixing appropriate quantities of resin with CaCO3 Master Batch, which contains over 80% inorganic compound(CaCO3). The use of and inorganic compound results in reducing environmental pollutants by over 70% when incinerated.
  
  
• Principle & Effect of Photodegradation
  Incineratable and photodegradable film is has 45% lower heat of combustion when incinerated compared to film made of common resins and does not combust as it contains a mineral (CaCO3). At about 800°C, the heat of combustion is lowered as the mineral decomposes into CaO and CaO2. Dioxin, sulfuric gas and choleric gas become neuralized when incinerated, which prevents air pollution.
  
  As well, Photodegradation of the film begins after a year with exposure to sunlight and film slowly starts to decompose after 2 years even in a landfill. Furthermore, CaCO3 is decomposed by CO2, a metabolic material of microorganisms, and the moisture trapped in soil.
  
  
• Financial Benefits of Incineratable & Photodegradable Film
  The cost of incineratable and photodegradable film is over 40% less than that of common resins. Mixing ratios and the speed of decomposition may be adjusted easily to reduce costs.
  
  
• Efficiency of Incineratable & Photodegradable Film
  Using incineratable and photodegradable film for agricultural mulching minimizes costs compared to existing biodegradable mulching and eliminates the mechanical problems(reduced production volume, stickiness, post-cleaning, etc.) arising from making biodegradable film. Inventory management of biodegradable film is difficult as an extremely rapid decomposition speed(approx. 3 months) makes handling difficult, whereas, incineratable and photodegradable film keeps for about a year and decomposes slowly, making it applicable on an extensive range of products.

Combination Effects and Uses of Hi-SUPER-1000

Calcium Carbonate M/B(CALPET) for General Extrusion and Ejaculation

Calcium carbonate M/B(CALPET) of Pipes and Sheets for Construction and Automobiles

CALPET
CALCIUM CARBONATE COMPOUND

Specification of CALPET

Mixing Ration & Application of CALPET

*The ratio of polyolefin and CALPET is vaious of operating condition.
*Injection and Blow moldings are different from the data according to their thickness and processing condition.