Company News_第21页_Novista Chemicals - The pioneer of Flame retardant

27 2021-11
Fireproof ABS As a general flame-retardant material, flame-retardant abs material has a wide range of applications, including: electronic and electrical enclosures, instrumentation, auto parts, switch panels, sockets, etc. The ABS material itself is a non-flame-retardant plastic. It is necessary to add modifiers, including flame retardants and other flame-retardant materials, to make the ABS …
22 2021-11
Polyolefins flame retardant POLYOLEFINS are very COMBUSTIBLE!!Flame retardants should be required for various polyolefin applications.Novista Group HFFR product PNPO-G1 is equivalent to Japan Adeka FP-2200S/2500S. Excellent performance to flame-retard polyolefins (PP，PE)Novista Group supplies DBDPE, BDDP, FR245, SR130 to global market.
22 2021-11
Several advantages of flame retardant masterbatch Because of the flame retardant efficiency, environmental protection, efficiency, convenience and so on, the flame retardant masterbatch has become an effective substitute for the traditional flame retardant and has been widely used in the various aspects of plastic granulation, extrusion, injection molding and other aspects.The effective flame retardant masterbatch is also known…
22 2021-11
Phosphorus-Nitrogen synergistic flame retardants in PBT Polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) is easy to burn in air and must be flame-retardant treated in some applications. Traditional flame retardant PBT often uses bromine antimony flame retardant system, but bromine antimony flame retardant system will produce corrosive gas and smoke at the same time as flame retardant, which will often cause problems to the environment and health. Be…
13 2021-11
flame retardant necessity for Polyurethane (PU) Products 1.What are polyurethane products?Polyurethanes refer to a wide range of products that include flexible foams used in furniture and automobiles, rigid foams used as building insulation, durable coatings, adhesives and sealants, and even certain items of apparel.2.Can polyurethane products burn? As with other common organic materials, polyurethane foam products are combustible whe…
13 2021-11
flame retardants in transportation industry The world is a much smaller place today thanks to modern modes of transportation. Decisions about vacation destinations or business travel now go beyond cities and states and encompass countries around the world. Travel, whether by car, train or airplane, is faster, safer, more affordable and much more comfortable than ever before. These improvements are largely due to the techn…
13 2021-11
The common flame retardant components of new energy vehicles Many parts of the car will use flame retardant materials, especially new energy vehicles, the application of flame retardant materials is more extensive. Especially in charging piles and battery parts, plastic parts are required to be flame retardant. Today, let's take a look at the common flame retardant materials and corresponding components on automobiles.Speaking of new ener…
1 2021-11
Stabilisers are essential to PVC Use of stabilisers is essential to prevent the chain reaction of decomposition. They can also increase PVC’s resistance to daylight, weathering and heat ageing and have an important influence on the physical properties and the cost of a formulation. They are invariably supplied in the form of application-specific blends of which the main constituents are metal soaps, metal salt…
1 2021-11
PVC Stabilizer Processing of PVC and plastic manufacturing in general at elevated temperatures requires the use of thermal stabilizers. Therefore, PVC Stabilizer is one of the most necessary additives during the PVC compound/product manufacturing to firstly prevent resin from being bad influenced by high heat, secondly to maintain and improve physical properties of PVC finished products.Most i…
1 2021-11
PVC – a thermoplastic Plastics, or synthetic resins, are classified into two broad categories: thermosetting resins and thermoplastic resins. PVC falls into the thermoplastic resins, which also include polyethylene (PE), polystyrene (PS) and polypropylene (PP). These hard plastics can be softened again through heating. On the other hand, thermosetting resins, that include phenolic resin and melamine …