Guide to Flame Retardant Applications of Guanidine Carbonate

Guide to Flame Retardant Applications of Guanidine Carbonate

1． Textiles

Method: Apply via dipping or spraying, followed by drying and curing.

Dosage: 5-15% solution concentration, adjusted by fiber weight.

Note: Conduct wash-fastness testing after application.

 

2． Foam Plastics

Method: Directly add to PU foam agent, mix thoroughly and foam mold.

Dosage: 5-10%, based on flame retardancy needs.

Note: Ensure even distribution to maintain foam properties.

 

3． Plastics andPolymers

Method: Directly add to resin, inject or extrude, or use with other flame reta

Dosage: 3-8%, adjusted per material needs.

Note: Ensure even distribution to maintain material properties

 

4．Paper Products

Method:Dissolve in water, apply via spray or dipping, then dry.

Dosage: 5-10%, adjusted by paper thickness.

Note: Avoid affecting paper flexibility and printability.

 

Advantages and Disadvantages

, limited applications.

Advantages:Environmentally friendly, effective

flame retardancy, cost-effective.

Disadvantages: Poor water resistance, may

affect mechanical properties

 

Future Prospects

As a halogen-free flame retardant,Guanidine Carbonate seesgrowing demand in construction, electronics,and householdindustries.

Shows promising applications in textiles,foam plastics, andpaper products.