the use of flame retardant additives in polypropylene (PP) materials has significantly enhanced their fire resistance and made them suitable for a wide range of applications. Each category of flame retardants, including metal hydroxides, boron-based compounds, silicon-based compounds, phosphorus-based compounds, nitrogen-based compounds, and intumescent flame retardants, offers unique mechanisms for reducing the flammability of PP.   Read More>

The red phosphorus paste flame retardant for coatings produced by Yinsu Company adopts the technology of microcapsule coating with ultra-micro particle size, which has less effect on the surface smoothness of the finished products. The effect of red phosphorus paste flame retardant is also very good. It can effectively increase the flame retardant properties of coatings, improve the fire rating of coatings, and prevent the occurrence and spread of fire. In addition, it can improve the weathering and abrasion resistance of coatings and extend the service life of coatings.   Read More>

Microencapsulated red phosphorus flame retardant is a true powerhouse in the world of flame retardants. Its exceptional performance, combined with its commitment to safety and environmental regulations, makes it a trusted choice for manufacturers worldwide. So, if you're in need of a flame retardant that offers the perfect combination of efficiency, safety, and versatility, look no further than microencapsulated red phosphorus flame retardant. It's the ultimate solution for all your fire-resistant needs!   Read More>

HFFR, an acronym for Halogen Free Flame Retardant, is a revolutionary alternative to PVC cables. Unlike PVC, HFFR materials are specially designed to resist flames and prevent the release of toxic gases during fire incidents. This makes them a lifesaver in critical situations, allowing people trapped in fires to have a better chance of rescue.   Read More>

Aluminum diethyl hypophosphite (ADP) promotes the development of halogen-free flame retardant technology and provides a new, safer and more environmentally friendly flame retardant method, which also gives people a better choice and a more reliable flame retardant protection. We expect that in the future research, ADP can bring more breakthroughs and provide more possibilities for flame retardant technology.   Read More>

Red phosphorus flame retardant paste holds great promise for further advancements in fire safety. Through ongoing research and development, we can expect to see improvements in flame retardancy, expanded applications, reduced environmental impact, and enhanced manufacturing processes. These advancements will contribute to safer and more sustainable materials across various industries, ensuring the protection of lives and properties from the devastating effects of fires.   Read More>

Flame retardants are playing a vital role in ensuring the safety and reliability of new energy vehicles, particularly in the context of e-mobility. As the demand for electric vehicles continues to rise, it is crucial to address the potential fire risks associated with the high energy density and currents in battery systems. Flame retardants offer effective solutions to mitigate these risks and enhance the overall safety of electric vehicles.   Read More>

Flame-retardant fabrics are classified into two categories: inherently flame-resistant and chemically-treated fabrics. Inherently flame-resistant fabrics, such as wool and Kevlar, have fire-resistant properties naturally built into their fibers. On the other hand, chemically-treated fabrics are made from flammable materials that have undergone a chemical treatment to make them flame-resistant. These fabrics play a vital role in fire protection by slowing down the burning process or preventing the fabric from catching fire altogether. They can be used in various applications, including industrial workwear, fireman costumes, contractor attire, and painter clothes, among others.   Read More>