Non-carrier Silicone Masterbatch

How should the non-carrier silicone be stored and handled?

Pellet form in 25 kg bags as standard; powder in sealed bags or boxes. Cool-dry storage, typically 24-month shelf life; powder needs dust-discipline in handling.

Can the non-carrier silicone be combined with other additives in one compound?

Yes — it combines routinely with stabilizers, FR packages, pigments and the IBA compatibilizer; introduce new combinations one variable at a time in trials.

What grades exist in the non-carrier series, and how do I choose?

The series spans masterbatch and powder forms with matrix-tuned variants for PA, PC/PET, general engineering systems and optical (low-haze) use; selection starts from resin, filler and goal.

What happens if I overdose the non-carrier silicone?

Overdosing shows as slippery feeding, surface haze and reduced weld-line strength — step back toward the working band; no lasting equipment or material damage occurs.

How do I verify the non-carrier silicone is working in my compound?

Track the KPI matching your goal: floating-fiber inspection for GF systems, injection pressure for flow, mold-cleaning interval for deposit, friction tests for surface.

What is the MOQ, lead time and pricing logic for the non-carrier series?

Samples ship for trials; production MOQ is flexible by region, lead times are short for standard grades, and pricing reflects 100% active content — compare on active-siloxane basis.

Is the non-carrier silicone suitable for automotive electrical and connector programs?

Yes — flow, floating-fiber control and mold-deposit reduction are core connector-program needs; documentation supports automotive qualification files.