Revada Plastic announces that Revaguard RG69P flame-retardant masterbatch for PVC compounds is now in stock. The product can be supplied promptly to customers for laboratory and industrial testing.
Fire resistance and smoke suppression are key requirements for a range of products made from PVC compounds: cable compounds, PVC roofing membranes, technical profiles, protective coatings and other materials where fire safety, processing stability and cost-effectiveness of the formulation are important. Revaguard RG69P is used as a processing-efficient alternative to antimony trioxide (ATO, Sb₂O₃) in such PVC formulations.
About the additive
In some cases, the product can replace ATO on a 1:1 basis whilst maintaining the required level of flame retardancy. At the same time, the masterbatch has better flowability, is easier to dose and behaves more stably when fed from the silo to the turbo mixer, which reduces processing risks during the mixing stage.
Key technical data, comparative tests with antimony trioxide and formulation examples are available at the link below.
Product availability in stock allows customers to quickly move from reviewing technical information to practical testing of the material using their own formulations and equipment. Revada Plastic specialists will assist with dosage selection, organise production trials and evaluate results and evaluate the results under real production conditions.
