In-depth understanding of the industry pain points, solutions and future trends of flame retardant high temperature vulcanized silicone rubber (HTV), from technology to market, a comprehensive interpretation of the key challenges and opportunities of HTV.
Explore the wide application of PA engineering plastics in the field of automotive lightweight and new energy, and reveal how PA6, PA66 and PA12 can promote energy saving and emission reduction and technological innovation in the automotive industry, and help the automotive industry to develop at a high speed in the future!
Explore the challenges and opportunities of China's new chemical materials industry, YINU Flame Retardant Company is with you to gain insight into the future of the industry and understand the new trends of the chemical industry.
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.
PPAP-15: Enhancing Flame Retardancy in Automotive Interior Components Background: In the automotive industry, safety standards, especially regarding flammability, are extremely stringent. Polypropylene (PP), widely used for interior components, poses a flammability challenge. Application of PPAP-15:
Polypropylene (PP), a versatile and widely used polymer material, has become a cornerstone in the automotive industry. Its unique combination of durability, cost-effectiveness, and lightweight nature makes it an ideal choice for various applications. In automotive manufacturing, PP is predominantly used in interior components such as dashboards, door panels, and various load-bearing parts. These applications not only demand the material's durability and aesthetic appeal but also emphasize the need for safety, particularly in terms of fire resistance.