Custom color and standard grade inquiries

Discuss your masterbatch requirements.

Custom color masterbatch is our primary business direction. Email is the best starting point: share the color reference, target resin, processing method, end use, and any requirement you already know. Standard white and black grade inquiries are also welcome.

Build a Project BriefPrepare, copy or download your inquiry Open Your Email App Use this if you already have a brief

A useful first inquiry

Prepare your masterbatch project brief.

Choose a product direction and share what you know. You can mark technical details as unknown. This tool prepares a draft on your device; it does not submit a request.

Recommended inquiry path

Three inputs that help us reply more accurately.

Share the color reference

For a custom project, send an approved sample, plaque, pellet, chip, physical swatch, or recognized color-card reference.

Share resin and process

The base resin and processing method help us understand the conditions that can change color, dispersion, compatibility, and final appearance.

Share end use and requirements

Describe the final part or film and include any known tolerance, loading, testing, documentation, quantity, or project-stage information.

Custom color requests

Best inputs for custom color matching.

Color reference Approved sample, plaque, chip, physical swatch, or color card reference.

Material info Target resin, process method, and any loading expectations the buyer already knows.

Application End use such as appliance housing, film product, daily-use part, or ABS injection item.

Project review Direct input review first, then sample-path discussion, then project-specific commercial follow-up.

Documents Certificates, reports, and supporting documents can be provided on request when relevant to the inquiry.

You do not need a finished specification to begin.

Use the masterbatch inquiry checklist and download a brief template.

Send what you already know and identify what still needs discussion. We will use those details to decide whether a custom path or an available standard grade is the more practical starting point.