Flame Retardant Transparent Glass

The basic characteristics of flame retardant organic glass:

Organic glass that does not ignite or burns slowly and automatically extinguishes when it leaves the flame. The optical, mechanical, and processing properties are similar to those of ordinary organic glass, and the flame retardancy is determined by the oxygen index, which is generally greater than 25 (17.5 for ordinary organic glass). Add the flame retardant to the monomer methyl methacrylate and heat it for pre polymerization to form a slurry, or directly add it to the pre polymerization slurry that has been prepared, and form a casting polymerization. There are two types of flame retardants: copolymerized and additive: copolymerized flame retardants are methacrylates containing bromine or phosphorus; Additive flame retardants are compounds containing halogen and phosphorus. Suitable for use as building window glass, interior decoration, and lighting fixtures for vehicles and ships, as well as fire-resistant and flame-retardant transparent plastics.