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Demand for crosslinked non-halogen flame-retardant (FR) compounds has been steadily growing over the past several years. A push for reduced fire hazard and low smoke has been gaining versus traditional halogen FR systems. Development of a new technology platform in combination with a unique halogen-free FR system has led to two new materials meeting the performance requirements of UL44 and TUV 2Pfg 1169/EN 50618 for building wire and solar cables.
Demand for crosslinked non-halogen flame-retardant (FR) compounds has been steadily growing over the past several years. A push for reduced fire hazard and low smoke has been gaining versus traditional halogen FR systems. Development of a new technology platform in combination with a unique halogen-free FR system has led to two new materials meeting the performance requirements of UL44 and TUV 2Pfg 1169/EN 50618 for building wire and solar cables.
| Author(s) | Linus Karlsson, Borealis AB, and William Fajardo, Borealis Compounds Inc. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Monterrey ITC |
| Year | 2016 |
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