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PP Mint Cooling Masterbatch for Nonwoven Fabric - China Suppliers & Factory

Introducing SPC6500 PP Mint Cooling Masterbatch, meticulously designed for polypropylene nonwoven fabrics. This product, developed in China, features a PP carrier resin that provides a soothing, skin-friendly cooling effect along with an invigorating fresh mint aroma. As a leading supplier and factory in the industry, we ensure that our masterbatch enhances wearing comfort and perceived freshness without compromising processing stability or the physical properties of the fabric. Ideal for hygiene, medical, and disposable protective nonwoven products, SPC6500 is essential for applications where comfort, breathability, and effective odor control are paramount. Choose our innovative masterbatch to elevate your products and meet the highest standards for nonwoven fabric applications

    Product Specification
    Product name Mint cooling masterbatch Item No. SPC6500
    Product size 2.5*3.0(mm) Add Dosage 2-3%
    Hearl resistance 280(℃) Carrier Resin PP
    Performance Improves wearing comfort and perceived freshness
    Key Feature

    SPC6500 integrates functional cooling components into a PP-compatible system to ensure uniform dispersion and stable processing.

    • Gentle cooling sensation with natural mint fragrance
    • Skin-friendly and mild, suitable for hygiene applications
    • Excellent compatibility with PP nonwoven systems
    • No filament breakage during high-speed spinning
    • Long-lasting cooling perception during storage and use
    • Maintains fabric strength, softness, and appearance

    Unlike conventional surface spraying solutions, the advanced cooling effect is permanently built into the fiber matrix itself, consistently delivering significantly more stable and uniform cooling performance throughout its lifespan.

    Performance Highlights
    • Enhances wearing comfort and breathable freshness
    • Reduces unpleasant odor perception
    • Stable extrusion and uniform web formation
    • Compatible with spunbond and SMS nonwoven structures
    • No significant impact on tensile strength or softness
    Typical Applications
    • Baby diapers & adult incontinence products
    • Face masks and medical masks
    • Hygiene and medical nonwoven fabrics
    • Disposable protective garments
    • Personal care nonwoven materials
    mint cooling masterbatch
    Processing Recommendation
    Polymer system: High-performance Polypropylene (PP)
    Recommended dosage: 2–3%

    Widely suitable for mainstream spunbond, melt-blown, and SMS nonwoven production lines. The dosage level can be flexibly adjusted based on specific cooling intensity requirements.

    Notes for usage
    • Cooling intensity can be easily adjusted by varying the dosage level.
    • Final sensory performance largely depends on fabric GSM and structural design.
    • For direct skin-contact products, appropriate compliance testing should be carefully conducted on finished goods prior to market release.
    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is the carrier resin and recommended dosage for SPC6500?

    SPC6500 uses Polypropylene (PP) as its carrier resin. The recommended dosage level is 2–3%, which can be flexibly adjusted depending on your specific cooling intensity requirements.

    How does the cooling effect of this masterbatch compare to surface spraying?

    Unlike conventional surface spraying solutions, the advanced cooling effect of SPC6500 is permanently built directly into the fiber matrix itself. This provides a much more stable and uniform cooling performance throughout the product's lifespan.

    What are the typical applications for the Mint cooling masterbatch?

    It is ideal for baby diapers, adult incontinence products, medical and face masks, hygiene nonwoven fabrics, disposable protective garments, and personal care nonwoven materials.

    Will SPC6500 affect the strength or processing of PP nonwoven fabrics?

    No. SPC6500 is designed to maintain fabric strength, softness, and appearance. It ensures stable extrusion and uniform web formation with no filament breakage during high-speed spinning.

    What factors influence the final sensory cooling performance?

    The final cooling sensation largely depends on the fabric's GSM (grams per square meter), the structural design of the nonwoven material, and the dosage percentage of the masterbatch used.

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