by pinfa-editor | 14 Jan, 2020
Polyolefins in general, and polyproylene in particular, are one of Gabriel Chemie’s specialist sectors for halogen free flame retardants, providing masterbatches for extrusion and injection moulding applications with demanding fire safety and technical specifications...
by pinfa-editor | 12 Jul, 2019
01 July 2019 – The Westin Tokyo, Japan At its second Electromobility and fire safety challenges workshop, pinfa brought together more than 60 stakeholders of the electromobility value chain, ranging from automotive companies, OEMs, plastic compounders and...
by pinfa-editor | 24 Mar, 2021
Annabel Furniture, with Flamaway, has launched a novel FR coating to achieve fire safety, e.g. on polyester fabrics. The coating contains no halogen, no antimony and achieves with lamination crib 5 or crib 7 fire safety standards. It has a positive health profile (no...
by pinfa-editor | 11 Jun, 2020
Hewlett Packard has objectives to phase out brominated flame retardants and to use 30% recycled plastics. Phosphorus based PIN FRs provide the solution. Three-quarters of HP’s personal IT products (laptops, PCs, displays …) achieved “low halogen” in 2018. Now, HP will...
by pinfa-editor | 18 Jan, 2024
SUNUA Low Smoke Zero Halogen cross-linked polyolefin cable insulation compounds offer performance and processing. The PIN flame retardant compounds can be cross-linked by UV irradiation up to sheath thickness of 1.6 mm maximum, to improve strength and mechanical...
