The formulation is assessed against the polymer, stabiliser, dosing method and final-product conditions.
Custom colour development
Custom colour masterbatch and RAL matching
Match not only the colour code, but also the material and process in which the colour is formed.
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Color
→ process
→ continuity
→ process
→ continuity
Your production team shares application data directly with our laboratory and technical team.
The approved reference becomes a traceable control point for future production batches.
Why Color Masterbatch?
From reference to repeatable production
Application
Product, polymer, stabiliser and production-line information are clarified.
Reference
Share a RAL/Pantone code, physical sample or existing production part.
Sampling
Colour, dispersion, dosage and process suitability are evaluated in the laboratory.
Approval
The accepted work becomes the production reference for repeat orders.
Custom colour development
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Custom colour masterbatch developed from a RAL, Pantone or physical sample around your polymer and production process.
- Process-specific work
- Direct manufacturer contact
- Colour and quality continuity
Production experience for your application
Color Masterbatch was founded in 2008 with a focus on ultra-micro U-PVC masterbatch production. Since 2018, the company has operated from its facility in the Eskisehir Organized Industrial Zone.
Colour charts and physical samples
Colour development can start from the Color Masterbatch chart, RAL, Pantone or a customer sample. Physical and chemical laboratory evaluation supports product selection for the intended application. Include material and process information with the sample.
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Before technical review
What information should we send?
Share the application, polymer, stabiliser, colour reference, dosing method, estimated quantity and delivery country.
Can you work from a RAL code or physical sample?
Yes. A code is a useful start; a physical sample and process data improve matching accuracy.
How is the sample quantity defined?
Sample and minimum-order quantities are confirmed according to pigment, carrier, application and technical requirements.
Can outdoor use be assessed?
Yes. UV exposure, weather conditions and expected service life are reviewed as part of the technical brief.