Meet Us Live at ChinaPlas! Hall 10.3 | Booth P05


Now’s the Time to Click and Talk with the Global Supplier of Halogen-Free Fire Retardant and Smoke Suppressant Solutions!


MARBLEHEAD, ILLINOIS BAUXITE, ARKANSAS KENNESAW, GEORGIA FAIRMOUNT, GEORGIA BREITENAU, AUSTRIA BERGHEIM, GERMANY


With four U.S. and two European manufacturing locations, four recent key acquisitions, continual expansion investments and the creation of innovative new products, Huber is your flame retardant and smoke suppressant expert and leader. We have almost 40 years of experience offering product use guidance and dedicated technical service along with worldwide customer care teams that are second-to-none.


We offer an array of high performing halogen-free products:


Fine Precipitated Alumina Hydrates


Ground Alumina Trihydrate


Coated Alumina Trihydrate and Coated, Premium and Technical Magnesium Hydroxide Grades


Let us consult with you about the fire retardant solution perfect for your next application before things heat up! Learn more now...


www.hubermaterials.com/nofire


THERE ARE NO IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Refer to Huber’s Standard Conditions of Sale for the only express warranties applicable to the Huber products. Products incorporating Huber products are not warranted by Huber. In no event is Huber liable for consequential damages. Kemgard® of the J.M. Huber Corporation for flame retardants and smoke suppressants in various countries around the world. ©2017 J.M. Huber Corporation


is used, applied for, or registered as a trademark Kemgard® Smoke Suppressants


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