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DataLase Launches Dual-Color Marking Masterbatch Pigment Technology for Transparent Plastics

Plaschain 2025-08-15 09:51:01

DataLase announced a major advancement in its masterbatch pigment technology with the launch of unique dual-color masterbatches, now available in black and white, suitable for transparent plastic applications.

Cost-effective alternatives to labels and adhesives

This cutting-edge solution achieves high-contrast color changes from transparent to black and white using only a single pigment and a single-pulse fiber laser source. It offers packaging manufacturers and brand owners an economical, efficient, and sustainable method for high-contrast online code verification on transparent plastic packaging without the need for traditional labels and adhesives.

This technology eliminates labels, reducing waste streams and simplifying the recycling process, while enabling a higher level of personalization and connectivity. It supports late-stage customization, digital product passports, and targeted promotional information, thereby improving operational efficiency and consumer engagement.

This masterbatch is compatible with various plastics, including PET, PP, PE, and PVC, and is specially designed for rigid plastic packaging and soft films. It is recommended to use liquid masterbatch to minimize haze, with pellet masterbatch options also available.

Ally Grant, Chief Technology Officer at DataLase, stated: "This dual-color masterbatch represents a significant advancement in our pigment technology. By achieving a switch between black and white with a single pigment and laser source, we help customers achieve excellent code visibility on clear plastics while also supporting their pursuit of greater sustainability and efficiency. This advancement opens up new possibilities for packaging design, production flexibility, and supply chain connectivity."

The two-color masterbatch adopts DataLase’s advanced patented pigment technology and is now available on the market, providing brands seeking to meet the growing demands for sustainable packaging and improved traceability with a powerful tool.

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DataLase Launches Dual-Color Marking Masterbatch Pigment Technology for Transparent Plastics

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