General-purpose plastics have a wide range of applications, mainly polypropylene (PP), polyethylene (PE), polystyrene (PS) and polyvinyl chloride (PVC), etc., which are used in a large number of industries such as packaging, automotive, sundries, electronic devices and electrics, tubing, and wires and cables.   Read More>

Explore the cutting-edge world of high-temperature engineering plastics that are revolutionizing industries from aerospace to electronics with "Inventory of 8 Common High-temperature Resistant Engineering Plasticss" – a comprehensive guide to the materials that stand the test of heat and perform under pressure.   Read More>

This article explores the application techniques and best practices for fire retardant coatings, focusing on oil-based and water-based varieties. It covers essential steps such as surface preparation, tool selection, priming, coating application, and drying/curing processes. Practical advice is offered to ensure effective application and optimal fire resistance. Key points include the importance of following manufacturer instructions, using appropriate PPE, ensuring ventilation, and conducting patch tests. The article serves as a comprehensive guide for professionals and DIY enthusiasts looking to enhance fire safety through the application of fire retardant coatings. Keywords: fire retardant coatings, oil-based, water-based, application techniques, surface preparation, priming, drying, curing, personal protective equipment, fire resistance.   Read More>

Flame retardants play a crucial role in our everyday lives, protecting us from the devastating consequences of fires. Red phosphorus flame retardant, also known as red phosphorus or simply RP, stands out as one of the most effective options in this realm. Its unique composition, containing 100% phosphorus, makes it a powerful flame retardant.   Read More>

Fire retardants are indispensable components of fire safety measures, playing a crucial role in preventing and minimizing the spread of fires. These specialized substances work through various mechanisms, such as cooling the fuel, forming protective barriers, and interrupting the combustion process. By reducing the flammability of materials and inhibiting the progression of fires, fire retardants effectively protect lives and property. While fire retardants are highly effective in fire prevention, it is important to consider their potential environmental and health concerns. Some fire retardants contain toxic substances that can pose risks to humans and wildlife. However, regulations and standards are in place to ensure the safety and compliance of fire retardant products.   Read More>