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Bioray Chem
Biofr BDDP by Bioray Chem is bis (2,3-dibromopropyl ether) of TBBA. Acts as a unique flame retardant containing both aromatic and aliphatic bromine. Has an excellent thermal stability and melts during... view more
BLACK PEARLS® 717 by Cabot is a specialty carbon black (100%). Provides easy processing and good surface quality. Offers good coloration, dispersibility and excellent aesthetic performance. It a... view more
Huber Engineered Materials
Aluminum hydroxide. Acts as a flame retardant. Also used as fillers in synthetic resins. Provides low viscosity behaviour... view more
Huber Engineered Materials
MARTINAL® ON-906 by Huber Engineered Materials is aluminum hydroxide. Acts as a flame retardant. Also used as fillers in synthetic resins. Provides low viscosity behaviour... view more
Huber Engineered Materials
Aluminium hydroxide. Acts as a flame reatrdant. Also used as fillers in synthetic resins. Provides low viscosity behaviour... view more
Huber Engineered Materials
MARTINAL® ON-914 by Huber Engineered Materials acts as a flame retardant and as a filler in synthetic resin. Exhibits low viscosity... view more
Huber Engineered Materials
Aluminium hydroxide. Acts as a flame retardant and as a filler in synthetic resins. Exhibits low viscosity... view more
Polyquel® P100 by ICL Industrial is a reactive, polymeric phosphorus based flame retardant and curing agent for epoxy resins in printed wiring boards. It is suitable for electrical and electronic... view more
MPI Chemie
FR-3010 by MPI Chemie is a brominated flame retardant. It offers outstanding thermal stability and electrical performance. It is non-blooming in all applications due to its polymeric structure... view more
9,10-dihydro-9-oxa-10-phosphenanthrene-10-oxide(DOPO) by Novista acts as a phosphated flame retardant. Used in linear polyester, polyamide, epoxy resin and others, as well as widely used in textile, electronic equipment plastic and others... view more
Pluss Polymers
Glycidyl methacrylate grafted ULDPE. Used as impact modifier for polyethylene terephthalate, polybutylene terephthalate and polycarbonate. Low crystallization rate and the slow nucleus formation are... view more
Shandong Brother Sci.&Tech
BDDP by Shandong Brother Sci.&Tech is Tetrabromobisphenol A bis (2, 3-dibromopropyl ether). Acts as a flame retardant. Mainly used for plastics, PP, PE, PS, ABS resin rubber fibre etc high molecular material... view more
Shine Polymer Technology
Shinepoly® LP2500 by Shine Polymer Technology is acrylate copolymer based on GMA. Improves the physical property by link the end-group of molecular or broken chain during processing, which can improve viscosity, recover... view more
Spring Green
Carbon black pigment. It is acidic in nature. Used for PVC paste. Can also be used for electronics, power transmission cables and black masterbatches... view more
Spring Green
Carbon black pigment. It is acidic in nature. Used for acrylic/alkyd/polyester paste. Can also be used for electronics, power transmission cables and black masterbatches... view more
Spring Green
Carbon black pigment. It is acidic in nature. Used for PVC paste. Can also be used for electronics, power transmission cables and black masterbatches... view more
Spring Green
AS -8 by Spring Green is a carbon black pigment. It is acidic in nature. AS -8 is used for PVC paste and PU paste. Can also be used for electronics, power transmission cables and black... view more
Antimony trioxide. It acts as a flame retardant. It appears as a white, odorless crystalline powder and is used in rubber, textiles, electronics and polyethylene terephthalate polymerization... view more
Zinc oxide. Acts as an acid scavenger. It is used by the rubber, zinc chemicals, electronics and other industries where higher purity is required. It is an indirect french process, statistically... view more
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