Polymer Additive Calculator

Polymer Additive Calculator MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate precise additive concentrations, PHR, and batch sizes for polymer formulations.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides specialized tools for polymer compounding engineers to determine precise additive concentrations and batch quantities. It handles complex calculations including PHR (Parts per Hundred Resin) to mass conversions, weight percentage concentrations, masterbatch dilution requirements, and scaling theoretical formulations to specific target batch sizes. Use calculate_phr_to_mass to find additive weights, calculate_masterbatch_requirement to account for carrier resin dilution, and scale_batch_size to prepare production quantities.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

calculate_phr_to_mass

Converts relative additive amounts (PHR) into specific mass values for a given resin quantity

calculate_masterbatch_requirement

Calculates the necessary mass of a masterbatch to achieve a specific PHR of a pure additive

calculate_concentration

Determines the weight percentage of an additive in the final formulation

scale_batch_size

Calculates the required mass of all components to reach a specific target finished product weight

See how to talk to your AI agent using Polymer Additive Calculator.

I have 500kg of base resin and I need to add an additive at 5 PHR. How much additive do I need?

You need 25kg of the additive.

Calculate the masterbatch needed for 100kg of resin with a target of 2 PHR of an additive that is supplied in a 20% concentration masterbatch.

You need 10kg of the masterbatch.

Scale a formulation to a 1000kg total batch. The additives are: UV Stabilizer at 2 PHR and Carbon Black at 3 PHR.

For a 1000kg batch, you need 952.38kg of base resin, 19.05kg of UV Stabilizer, and 28.57kg of Carbon Black.

PHR stands for Parts per Hundred Resin. It is the standard unit in polymer compounding used to express the mass of an additive relative to 100 units of the base polymer mass.

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