With the rising PFAS and antimony scrutiny - flame retardant formulation is under pressure. How to address these challenges while maintaining performance?
This edition highlights integrated solutions like halogen-free flame retardants, organoclay synergists, and cost-effective ATO alternatives. Turn compliance challenges into formulation opportunities!
CHARGUARD™ organoclays deliver anti-drip control and robust char formation in non-halogenated formulations. They enhance thermal insulation, durability, and regulatory compliance without intentionally added PFAS.
ADINS® technology enables partial or full ATO replacement, boosting flame resistance, limiting smoke and heat release at 1–5% loading, delivering cost-efficient compliance in demanding applications.
ST-MCA-H is a halogen-free melamine cyanurate FR for PA6 and PA66, enabling V-0 performance at low dosage. It enhances dispersion, maintains mechanical properties, and reduces blooming in E&E applications.
Flame retardants based on chemistry
Explore flame retardants based on various chemistries in our Master Catalog. Connect with global suppliers, compare options, and order samples directly:
Phosphorus based: Select from 500+ grades offering low volatility & minimal migration for high-temp applications.
Bromine based: Choose from 450+ grades engineered for demanding automotive and E&E applications.
Aluminum-trihydrate based: Choose from 220+ ATO alternatives and alumina trihydrate grades for improved smoke suppression and compounding efficiency.
Improve fire safety in thermoplastics! Discover formulation strategies to delay ignition, limit fire spread, and enhance thermal stability for safer, compliant end-use applications.
Gas phase or char formation? The right FR depends on polymer type, test criteria, and property retention. Make smarter material choices with mechanism-based selection.
Platform insights
This is the number of visits on pages related to flame retardants in the past 6 months with 76% visitors in R&D and production roles.
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