This article classifies flame retardants into four categories: organic flame retardants, inorganic flame retardants, nano-materials flame retardants and composite flame retardants, among which organic flame retardants can be subdivided into halogen-containing organic flame retardants and halogen-free organic flame retardants, halogen-free organic cationic flame retardants can be divided into phosphorus-containing flame retardants, silicone-containing flame retardants and nitrogen-containing flame retardants etc., and the inorganic flame retardants can be divided into aluminum hydroxide flame retardants and magnesium hydroxide flame retardants. Aluminum hydroxide flame retardant and magnesium hydroxide flame retardant, etc., for the different flame retardants and the effect of the differences in the role of the object, its flame retardant mechanism and its advantages and disadvantages of the analysis of the introduction, the conclusion is that the flame retardant applicable is different   Read More>

What is Nano Flame Retardant?Nano-flame retardant flame retardant mechanism Nano-flame retardant can reduce the flammability of the coated material, prevent the rapid spread of fire, used to increase the limit of the fire-resistant ability of the coated material of a special class of coatings.   Read More>

Inorganic flame retardants Inorganic flame retardant refers to a kind of inorganic compounds added in the synthetic formula, which have good flame retardancy, co-effect flame retardancy and smoke suppression characteristics. Usually divided into aluminum hydroxide, aluminum hydroxide, red phosphorus   Read More>

Flame retardants can greatly improve the flame retardant and fire retardant properties of polymer composites, and improve the flame retardant properties of the materials are widely used in transportation, electronic equipment, household and other building materials industry.Inorganic flame retardant   Read More>

As the world becomes increasingly conscious of the impact of climate change, there's a growing need for more sustainable solutions to everyday problems. Flame retardants, for example, are essential in preventing fires, but traditional halogen-based options have been found to be harmful to both human   Read More>