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Flame Retardants


Flame-retardants are an important class of additives added to polymers to prevent or slow the further development of ignition. At the same time, they are under continuous regulation scrutiny due to the chemistries used in these grades.

To satisfy the industry’s need for a safer solution, technologies like halogen-free flame retardants are coming up and experts are working on other newer and safer solutions as well.

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A complete detailed overview of Arctic® Blue 424
A turquoise blue powder produced by high temperature calcination. This pigment has good UV and visible opacity, is chemically inert, heat resistant, and stable to ultraviolet light. Arctic® Blue...
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Unveiling Excellence: Introducing Innovative Arctic® Blue 385
A rich blue powder - Arctic® Blue 385 produced by high temperature calcination. This pigment has good UV and visible opacity, is chemically inert, heat resistant, and stable to ultraviolet light...
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The Ultimate Guide to Our Innovative Product Line: Arctic® Blue 211
A bright blue-green powder produced by high temperature calcination. This pigment has good UV and visible opacity. Access this attached technical paper that gives detailed insights about Arctic®...
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The Ultimate Guide to Our Innovative Product Line: Arctic® Black 10P922
A black powder produced by high temperature calcination. This pigment has good UV and visible opacity, is chemically inert. It has exceptional durability and hiding power, and is generally used...
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A complete product guide: Arctic® Blue 20G599
A rich blue powder produced by high temperature calcination. This pigment has good UV and visible opacity, is chemically inert, heat resistant, and stable to ultraviolet light. Access this...
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A complete technical bulletin: Arctic® Blue 10F545
A dark blue high performance powder pigment. This colorant is intended for use in indirect or incidental food contact materials. It has exceptional durability and hiding power, and is generally...
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Explore this technical bulletin about Arctic® Brown 10P857
A light brown powder produced by high temperature calcination. This pigment has good UV and visible opacity, is chemically inert, heat resistant, and stable to ultraviolet light. Arctic® Brown...
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Explore this technical bulletin about Arctic® Green 410
A dark green powder produced by high temperature calcination. This pigment has high near-infrared reflectance, good UV and visible opacity, is chemically inert, heat resistant, and stable to...
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Explore this technical bulletin about Arctic® Green 187B
A green-blue powder produced by high temperature calcination. This pigment has low residual solubles, good UV and visible opacity, is chemically inert, heat resistant, and stable to ultraviolet...
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How to Reduce Flame Retardants Loading

Improve fire resistance with lower flame retardants loading in your plastics...

Fire Resistance Use Less Flame Retardants with Intumescent FRs

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