Flame‑Retardant Modified PE Plastic

PE features a limiting oxygen index of merely 17.3 %, classifying it as highly flammable material. It generates molten drips during combustion, which may easily trigger fire hazards. Hence, flame‑retardant modification is of vital importance. Common halogen‑free flame‑retardant systems consist of basic components such as melamine, fibrous fillers and pentaerythrityl tetrastearate. Efficient flame‑retardant performance is realized through synergistic effects of composite formulations.

Main Applications

It is widely adopted for scenarios with strict fire‑safety requirements, including wire‑and‑cable sheaths for high‑rise buildings, coal mines, subway tunnels and large‑scale vessels, mining‑purpose pipes and flame‑retardant building materials. Combustion of cross‑linked polyethylene (XLPE) cables yields carbon dioxide and water only, whereas burning PVC cables release harmful hydrogen‑chloride gas. Accordingly, flame‑retardant XLPE delivers distinct advantages in environmental‑friendliness and operational safety.

Properties: flame‑retardant Physical properties: customizable per customer requirements (partial performances can match imported brands).

MOQ: 1 ton upon successful sample testing.

Participation Process

Modification manufacturers please contact supplier service for supply registration.

Buyers: Click group‑purchase or contact procurement service to submit your procurement requirements. The platform screens qualified modified‑material suppliers from the database or launches bidding according to your specifications. After sample validation, buyers confirm the preferred modified material and supplier and sign the sales‑purchase contract.