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consistent performance in both new and legacy extrusion equipment. “Today, manufacturers need a solution that
important for PVC used in applications such as door and widow profiles. Delta Tecnic recently developed a CSTB-certified pigment combination for PVC. “The innovation lies in the careful pigment selection based on lightfastness, weather resist- ance, and compatibility with recycled materials, ensuring long-term colour uniformity even under severe conditions,” said Eva Gotor, Marketing Manager at Delta Tecnic. Furthermore, she noted that the pigments are optimised to provide
works both in turbomixers and in direct dosing into the extruder, regardless of whether the machines are ten or 30 years old,” said Brita Kunze, Sales Director of Deltacolor at Delta Tecnic. In durable applications, such as those in PVC and cable markets, sustainability includes long service life, safety, recyclability, and efficient processing. “Manufacturers seek to maintain colour stability, insulation properties, and mechanical resistance while reducing their environmental footprint,” explained Gotor. “At Delta Tecnic, we approach sustainability through formulation efficiency and cleaner production methods. By improving pigment dispersion and optimising the use of raw materials, we help our customers reduce waste, energy consumption, and emissions.” For example, the company’s dispersion technol- ogy optimises pigment concentration and distribu- tion in the masterbatch, allowing up to 50% lower masterbatch dosing (from a typical 2% to 1%) while maintaining colour consistency. The masterbatches are effective in both gravimetric and volumetric
Left: Delta Tecnic’s new Super Small Pellet master- batch technol- ogy was
developed to further improve colour homo- geneity and dilution efficiency
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