New trends and key requirements within the electrical and electronics market can be addressed by selecting the right additives to achieve the desired properties. One of the key trends discussed here, is the growing shift towards safer flame retardant solutions in order to meet stricter regulations.

1. How can Additives Help
Meet Current E&E Trends?
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2. Key E&E Requirements
& New Trends
Need / Trend Additive Solutions
Meeting Stricter Regulations on
Flame Retardants
Halogen-free Flame Retardants
(HFFR)
Growing use of Thermally
Conductive Plastics in LEDs
Traceability of miniature electr
components
Replacing Metal with Electr
Conductive Plastics
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3. Growing use of Halogen-free FR to
Meet Stricter Regulations
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4. Popular HFFRs used in E&E
 Inorganic FR:
 ATH
 MDH
 AOH
 Phosphorous-based FR:
 APP
 DOPO
 RDP
 Melamine derivatives:
 MPP
 MC
 Intumescent systems based on aluminum phosphinates, aryl
phosphates…
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5. Do you have the following questions?
 Which FR chemicals are under the regulatory scanner?
 Which HFFR solutions are safe?
 How to select the right HFFR system?
 What are the important Fire Test parameters & requirements?
Find the answers in SpecialChem’s New Article:
How Additives Help Meet Current E&E Trends: Part I
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