Select Your Grade
Both AmpliFill grades deliver the same exceptional results—just at different dosages. Your choice depends on your end-use application and density standards requirements.
AmpliFill Benefits
Both grades provide these exceptional benefits for your PVC production.
Maximum Impact Resistance
Maintain or improve impact strength even at higher filler loadings
Super-High Loading Capacity
Increase filler loading by 20-50% without compromising quality
Premium Surface Finish
Achieve excellent surface quality for demanding applications
Excellent Flow Properties
Improved melt flow for easier processing and faster cycles
Extended Equipment Life
Reduced wear on screws, barrels, and dies
Consistent Quality
Batch-to-batch consistency for reliable production
How to Choose
Both grades deliver identical results. The key difference is dosage—AmpliFill 300 is used at half the dosage of AmpliFill 150. Your selection depends on your application's density requirements.
Understanding Density Standards
CaCO3 and AmpliFill share the same density (~2.7 g/cm³), which is significantly higher than PVC (~1.4 g/cm³). When increasing filler loading, the overall compound density increases.
Producers must balance maximum allowed density in standards with maximum filler loading for optimal cost reduction.
AmpliFill 150
Lower cost, higher dosage
Select when:
- Producing low-pressure pipes and fittings
- Density standards are more flexible
- Cost reduction is the primary goal
- Applications: Sewerage, Electrical Conduits, Window Profiles, Cable Ducts
AmpliFill 300
Half the dosage of 150
Select when:
- Strict density standards must be met
- Producing pressure-rated products
- Overall density must be maintained within specifications
- Applications: Pressure Pipes, Injection Moulding, Premium Profiles
The Bottom Line: Select your grade based on your end-use application and the density standards you must meet. Both grades enable maximum cost reduction through increased filler loading while maintaining the highest quality.