At present, we should strengthen the implementation of environmental protection, and strive to develop new flame retardants with low smoke, low toxicity and no pollution as our primary goal. From the perspective of environmental protection, many domestic and foreign policies and regulations have been introduced to restrict flame retardants that pollute the environment, forcing them to stop production and marketing. For example, Europe has restricted the market for halogen-containing flame retardants, Japan has banned flame retardants that produce pollutant gases, and the United States has established minimum standards for flame retardants.

China's flame retardant performance standards and the international community have a lot in common. In order to meet the new standards, traditional halogen flame retardant materials will appear to be powerless. It is not difficult to see that halogen-containing flame retardants will gradually be replaced by halogen-free flame retardants. As a halogen-free flame retardant represented by high-efficiency environmentally friendly flame retardants, what is different? Why is it called a pollution-free flame retardant? Editor Dole gave a small case, and everyone will understand. When a fire occurs, halogen-containing flame retardants will produce toxic gases and smoke during the fire prevention process, causing secondary hazards. The new environmentally friendly flame retardant system, low smoke and low toxicity when burning, and no corrosive gases, is a new product that meets international standards.