Product overview A compact, single box supply of powdered material labeled Color 8. Net weight 1 g. The powder is formulated to support conversion rate improvement in compatible processes and applications. Key benefits Precise single dose: 1 g net weight provides a defined amount for testing, trials, or one time use, reducing waste and simplifying inventory. Color identification: Color 8 marking makes it easy to select the correct variant when multiple formulations are in use. Ready for integration: Powder form adapts to mixing, coating, or additive workflows where a dry ingredient is required. Consistent handling: Supplied as a single boxed unit for easy storage and controlled application. Important attributes Material: Powder designed to improve conversion rates in applicable processes. Quantity: 1 Box containing 1 g net weight. Color: Color 8 for clear identification and sorting. Size and packaging: Small, lightweight box suitable for lab benches, production stations, or field kits. How it solves common problems Eliminates guesswork about dosage by providing a measured 1 g unit. Prevents cross mixups with visible Color 8 identification. Facilitates trials and process adjustments without committing large volumes of material. Simplifies handling in operations that require dry additive formats. Typical use scenarios Laboratory testing and process development: Use the 1 g powder to run small scale trials when evaluating conversion performance changes. Pilot production runs and line tuning: Introduce the powder into a pilot batch to observe effects before scaling up material usage. Quality control and calibration: Apply the measured amount as part of routine checks to confirm process behavior under defined input conditions. Packaging and handling notes One box contains a single 1 g unit. Store and handle according to your standard material handling procedures for powdered additives. Follow any process specific instructions for mixing or incorporation to achieve the intended effect. Compatibility Intended for use in processes and systems that accept dry powdered inputs. Confirm compatibility with your specific equipment and process requirements prior to use.