Company News_第23页_Novista Chemicals - The pioneer of Flame retardant

11 2021-9
Why are flame retardants still necessary? According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), the number of reported fires in the United States decreased by seven percent from 2008 to 2009. In addition, between 1977 and 2009, civilian fire deaths declined from 7,395 to 3,010 respectively. Flame retardants have played a key role in reducing the incidence of fire. Unfortunately, despite the perceptions of some t…
11 2021-9
EEE Products that Use Flame Retardants The use of electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) is pervasive everywhere we live, work and do business. We rely on these products and devices to work properly—and safely—and we rarely think about how they are made. Flame retardants are incorporated into a wide variety of electrical and electronic products used by consumers, businesses, and the medical and transportation in…
11 2021-9
Test methods on flame retardant Common flame retardant tests include combustion tests, limit oxygen index, glow wire tests, and smoke test. The purpose of the flame retardant test is to evaluate the burning characteristics of the material, that is, to test the sample using conditions that simulate actual combustion, and evaluate the burning characteristics of the sample from different dimensions such as ignita…
4 2021-9
Flame Retardants Save Lives A smoldering cigarette could turn an apartment without flame retardant protection into an inferno in less than 3 minutes.However, if the chair, bedding, or carpet where the cigarette lay, had flame retardant, the fire might never have started. And if a fire did start, the flame retardants would have reduced the heat and spread of the fire, taking 10-15 minutes to be deadly. Flam…
4 2021-9
Fire Retardancy Basics Three components must be present in order for a fire to occur: oxygen (or an oxidizing agent), heat and fuel. This is often represented by the "fire triangle" or "combustion triangle." The fire tetrahedron represents the addition of a component, the chemical chain reaction, to the three already present in the fire triangle. After the fire ignites, an exotherm…
4 2021-9
Halogen free flame retardant for glass fibre nylon of original color, light color Novista®PN2131C is equivalent to Exolit OP1312, used for GF nylon6/PA6Novista®PN4131C is equivalent to Exolit OP1314, used for GF nylon66/PA66Novista®PN5131 is equivalent to Exolit OP1400, used for 9T nylon, 10T nylon, PPA. Flame-retardant nylon is one of many modified varieties of nylon. It can be used in automobile ignition system components, solar photovoltaic cell components…
28 2021-8
Flame Retardants: Preventing Fires and Protecting Consumers As consumer products continue to evolve and improve, from lighter and faster computers to energy-saving building materials and construction methods to more fuel-efficient cars, fire safety technology allows these products to comply with domestic safety standards and laws.Flame retardants are materials that can be used in products, made from plastics, textiles, foams or wood, to …
28 2021-8
What is flame retardant As the name suggests, flame retardants are used to prevent materials from being ignited and to inhibit the spread of fire. They are mainly designed for flame retardant polymer materials. Generally speaking, flame retardants mainly play the role of heat absorption, covering, chain inhibition and asphyxiation of non-combustible gases to achieve flame retardant effects. The materia…
28 2021-8
Flame retardant (HFFR) in glass fiber reinforced PA6 PA6 glass fiber reinforced composite material uses glass fiber as a filler, which does not improve the flame resistance of the composite material because of the high flame retardant properties of glass fiber. Easier to burn.The wick effect of PA6 glass fiber reinforced materialThe so-called "candle wick" effect means that the candle needs a wick to burn. It originated …
20 2021-8
Three Surprising Benefits of Using Flame Retardant at your House Flame retardants are products in a home that contain chemicals to decrease or eliminate their flammability, and they work in three different ways to inhibit or minimize the severity of a fire. A flame retardant will decrease the presence of oxygen as well as gasses located close to items that are burning. It will inhibit a material’s ability to ignite. Flame retardants also pro…