Unveil the future of fire safety with our exploration of eco-friendly flame retardant solutions, where sustainability meets superior performance and environmental integrity.   Read More>

As technology continues to advance and new materials are developed, we expect that these materials will continue to drive innovation and growth in a variety of industries in an even more environmentally friendly and efficient manner. Ultimately, through continuous research and improvement, we will be able to create engineering plastics products that are safer, more reliable and in line with our sustainability goals to meet the challenges of the future.   Read More>

The flame retardants used in engineering plastics are mainly halogenated flame retardants and phosphorus flame retardants.   Read More>

This article explores the incorporation of flame retardants as additives in plastic technology, focusing on the mechanisms of polymer combustion, the main modes of action of flame retardant materials, and commonly used flammability tests. It highlights the importance of cooling, char formation, dilution of flammable gases, and interruption of free radical chain reactions in enhancing polymer fire resistance. With challenges in optimizing flame retardant performance while maintaining material properties and environmental safety, innovations in flame retardant technology are pivotal. Keywords: flame retardants, polymer combustion, cooling, protective char, dilution, free radical chain reaction, flammability tests, plastic technology, fire safety.   Read More>

The growth of the engineering plastics market is benefiting from its application in various industries, especially in electrical and electronics, packaging, and automotive. The engineering plastics market is expected to continue to grow with the increasing demand for high performance materials.   Read More>

So far, there are nearly one hundred kinds of known plastic materials. According to the function of plastic is divided into three types of general-purpose plastics, engineering plastics and special plastics. There are a total of seven types of commonly used plastics. If we take a closer look at the bottom of a clear plastic bottle (e.g., plastic bottles containing food and laundry detergent), we will notice a triangular recycling symbol consisting of three arrows and the numbers 1-7 in it.   Read More>

"Flame Retardants in Plastics"Outline:IntroductionThe Importance of Flame Retardant PlasticsThe Science Behind Flame RetardanceTypes of Flame Retardants Used in PlasticsTesting and Certification of Flame Retardant PlasticsApplications of Flame Retardant PlasticsAdvantages and Limitations of Fla   Read More>

Flame retardants are the unsung heroes of fire safety, providing a crucial layer of protection in our everyday lives. These remarkable substances are designed to prevent fires from starting or to slow down their spread, giving us precious time to escape and reducing the risk of property damage. From electronics to building materials, furnishings to transportation, flame retardants play a vital role in ensuring our safety.   Read More>