flame retardants | Polyamides
Right: The EN 45545 railway standard has set tough new performance limits for plastics in all rail
applications
materials containing Exolit OP 1400, including PA specialist Nilit Plastics Europe. “Halogen-free FR systems have dramatically developed over the past 10 years to help PA6 and PA66 become major materials for electrical and electronic components that meet safety regulations while accommodating important E&E trends, notably thinwalling,” says Dr. Wolfgang Diegritz, responsible for Marketing & Business Development Europe North at Nilit Plastics Europe. “They allow PA compounds to keep their position as materials with the best cost: performance ratio among flame retarded and inherently flame retardant resins. Exolit 1400 should support continuing progress in the E&E industry.”
About the author: Dr. Sebastian Hörold is head of development for flame retardants for thermoplastic polymers at Clariant in Gersthofen, Germany. He is also head of application technology, plastics in Clariant’s Additives business unit. He holds a PhD in technical chemistry from the university of Braunschweig and Oldenburg and has worked with Clariant (and previously Hoechst) since 1994. ❙
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