Deping Chemical Develops New DQ Fluorescent Pigments for Masterbatch

Deping Chemical has successfully developed a new DQ series of fluorescent pigments specifically designed for masterbatch applications. The series offers excellent dispersion, thermal stability, and color strength, and can be widely used in masterbatch production for PP, PE, and PET plastics, providing the plastics industry with brighter and more stable color solutions.

Designed for Masterbatch Processing

Masterbatch is a colorant made by pre-dispersing pigments at high concentration in a carrier resin, and is dosed into the base resin during processing. Fluorescent pigments deliver exceptional brightness and visibility, but they also place higher demands on dispersion and heat resistance: poor dispersion shows up as specks and streaks, while insufficient thermal stability can cause shade shift and loss of brightness during processing. The DQ series is a thermoplastic fluorescent pigment range developed specifically around these practical requirements.

In masterbatch production for PP, PE, and PET, the DQ series disperses evenly, provides strong color strength, and keeps shades stable through processing, helping plastics manufacturers achieve vivid, consistent colors with less color adjustment on the production line.

Deping Chemical will continue to expand its fluorescent pigment range around application scenarios such as plastics coloring, offering more choices for plastic products that need bright colors, including toys, household goods, packaging, and sporting goods.