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Graphene polymer masterbatch launched to further open thermoplastics market
HIGHLIGHTS
 PureGRAPH® Low Density Polyethylene masterbatch product line launched for easier dispersion into thermoplastics
 Designed to be used in existing injection moulding or extrusion production lines without modification

First Graphene Limited (ASX:FGR; “First Graphene” or “the Company” is pleased to announce the release of a new masterbatch product designed for blending with a range of thermoplastic materials to enhance the mechanical and thermal properties.

PureGRAPH® MB-LDPE is a graphene-loaded low-density polyethylene (LDPE) masterbatch. It is provided in chip (pelletised) form and utilises First Graphene’s few-layer, high-performing PureGRAPH® additives.
Designed primarily for use in polyolefin systems, including polyethylene and polypropylene, the product can be easily incorporated using standard processing techniques. It can also be used with polyamide and acetal polymers and is available in
all platelet sizes and variable concentrations.

PureGRAPH® MB-LDPE complements First Graphene’s range of Powder and AQUA additives and is the first product in the Masterbatch range. It can be tailored to individual applications or chemistries by adjusting the carrier and graphene type and
concentration as required.

Several other masterbatch options are currently in development and will be released in the near future.
Background on masterbatch materials: A Masterbatch is a solid additive used in the plastics industry. It is a concentrated
mixture of pigment, reinforcing material and/or other additives encapsulated within a suitable carrier resin, typically produced using extrusion technology. The mixture is then cooled before being fed into a pelletiser to be cut and formed into chips.