NexCircle® R403: MFR reduction and melt strength for rPP
Control your rPP flow to match the target process
NexCircle® R403 is a next-generation reactive masterbatch designed to efficiently reduce melt flow rate (MFR) and increase melt strength in recycled polypropylene.
The product supports adapting variable or lower-quality rPP feedstock to target process requirements. Nexam Chemical highlights that colour and the existing additive system are not adversely affected, and notes compatibilization potential in rPP streams contaminated with rPE.
Product identity
| Polymer | Recycled PP (rPP) |
|---|---|
| Function | MFR reduction and melt strength increase |
| Manufacturer | Nexam Chemical AB |
| Distributor | NEXChem Türkiye |
Key benefits
- Helps efficiently reduce MFR in rPP streams.
- Improves melt strength and processability.
- Supports the use of lower-quality or mixed recycled feedstock.
- Positioned to work without adversely affecting colour or existing additives.
- Can help compatibilize rPP streams contaminated with rPE.
- Designed for higher efficiency than previous-generation solutions.
Typical applications
- rPP injection moulding requiring controlled flow
- rPP extrusion processes
- rPP streams with variable MFR or PE contamination
Technical assessment note
R403 reduces MFR; R202 increases it. These opposite functions must be clearly separated on product cards and in selector content. The product sits under the NexCircle® brand and must be written as NexCircle® R403 everywhere. No numerical target MFR or dosage claim should be published without a current TDS and trial data.
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Frequently asked questions
The technical statements on this page are based on the manufacturer’s current public product information. Dosage, temperature and performance targets are defined per line through technical trial.
Sources: Nexam — recycled PP solutions
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