Malion New Materials compounder of the month
Head offi ce location: Shantou, Guangdong, China Date founded: 2000
Managing Director: W. Huang Ownership: Privately owned
No. of employees: 200 Plant locations: Three plants in Shantou, Guangdong, China Production 2014: 20,000 tonnes
Profi le: Malion New Materials is a major Chinese masterbatch producer previously operating under the names Shantou Meilian Chemical and later as Guangdong Meilian New Materials Technology. It is one of the largest Chinese producers of white, black, colour and additive masterbatch with three production plants located in Shantou. The latest plant specialises in white masterbatch and was opened in April 2015, taking Malion’s total capacity from 27,000 to 37,000 tonnes/ year. Malion exports to almost 40 countries worldwide.
Product line: Malion specialises in polyolefi n-based white, black, colour and additive masterbatches for extrusion and injection moulding applications in markets such as food, medical and industrial packaging, personal care, and household products. Malion also offers bio-based and biodegradable white masterbatches.
Product strengths: The company is ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifi ed and it owns a number of patents as well as several national industry awards. It is a member of the Masterbatch Committee of China’s Dyestuff Industry Association and of the China Plastics Processing Industry Association.
To be considered for ‘Compounder of the Month’ contact Karla Vittova at
kv@amiplastics.com
Forthcoming features The next issues of Compounding World magazine will have special reports on the following subjects:
September Colour pigments Materials analysis Antioxidants
October Reinforcing fi bres Titanium dioxide Pellet scanning systems Fakuma 2015 preview
Editorial submissions should be sent to Andy Beevers:
abe@amiplastics.com
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claire@amimagazines.com Tel: +44 (0) 1732 605976
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