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- Purchasing - Reduced number of materials purchased resulting in less paperwork, more efficient sourcing, and lower freight costs.
- Inventory - Reduced complexity, fewer individual raw materials resulting in a more efficient warehouse and easier tracking of first-in first-out inventory.
- Raw Material Maintenance - Reduced materials testing, MSDS filing, COA filing and raw material specifications.
- Compound Staging Area - Fewer raw materials resulting in fewer weigh-up errors, less clean-up, reduced labor costs. No loss of chemicals from dust and better dispersion results in the potential to reduce the amount of chemicals used.
- Mixing - Faster mix cycles, reduced energy consumption. The lower melt point of dispersions allow for a melt dispersion into the compound as opposed to mechanical dispersion.
- Processing Line - The use of dispersions results in more consistent, homogeneous compounds from the mixer which in turn results in more consistent product from the processing lines.
- Final Product - Improved appearance, high quality and less scrap.
