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What are the considerations for filler selection when using PP flame retardants?

2016-12-16View Original

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When modifying and granulating PP flame retardants, talc or barium sulfate can be added as fillers, with a typical particle size of 1250 mesh! Calcium carbonate cannot be used, and calcium carbonate must not be present in talcum powder either!
Reply #22022-05-26
For PP flame retardancy, octabrominated ethers or MHB are generally used
Reply #32022-06-04
It’s not that calcium carbonate can’t be used at all; in moderation, it’s possible to come up with a suitable formula.

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