Flame‑Retardant Plastics with Good Weather Resistance

The following five types of flame‑retardant plastics feature superior weather resistance:

  Flame‑retardant PC/ABS Alloy

  This plastic alloy combines the advantages of PC and ABS, delivering excellent weather resistance, impact resistance, chemical resistance and flame retardancy. Its flame‑retardant performance can be enhanced by adding flame retardants for modification.

  Flame‑retardant PPO/PA Alloy

  Alloys of polyphenylene oxide (PPO) and polyamide (PA) boast outstanding weather resistance, heat resistance, mechanical properties and electrical properties. Additional flame retardants further improve their flame retardancy, making them suitable for electronics, electrical appliances, automotive applications and other fields.

  Flame‑retardant PC/PET Alloy

  Alloys of polycarbonate (PC) and polyethylene terephthalate (PET) offer good weather resistance, transparency and mechanical properties. Incorporating flame retardants endows them with favorable flame retardancy, applicable to electronic products, automotive components and more.

  Flame‑retardant PC/PBT Alloy

  Alloys of PC and polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) exhibit superior weather resistance, heat resistance and mechanical properties. Their flame‑retardant performance can be further boosted with flame retardants, widely used in electronics, electrical appliances and the automotive industry.

  Glass‑fiber Reinforced Flame‑retardant PA66

  Reinforcing polyamide 66 (PA66) with glass fiber significantly improves its strength and rigidity, while added flame retardants provide reliable flame‑retardant performance. This material is ideal for automotive parts, mechanical components and other applications.