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Market Trends in Non-halogen Flame Retardants: A JMME Market Analysis

In response to a number of market finish.While both chemistries offer
drivers, manufacturers of non-halogen promise for the future, it is unlikely
flame retardant additives and original that the time horizon for success is less
equipment manufacturers have been than 15 years. The key to the trend in
challenged to prophecy for their product development with these chemistries will
lines as they consider a future that is be improved physical properties and
clearly undefined and subject to enhanced char performance to reduce smoke
potentially limitless change due to and provide better fire protection.4)
regulatory oversight. However, some key Nanocomposites are coming --Nanocomposite
trends have developed over the past few metal hydrates are under development and
years and these also lead to changes in in limited cases being used commercially.
development direction, product Nanocomposites offer the promise of
rationalization and introduction, and reducing loading levels and improving
changes in market requirements. These performance characteristics in many
trends are developing due to the polymer systems. Nanocomposite
expressed needs within the marketplace technology for magnesium hydroxide could
for key product requirements including:- be the key to future opportunity albeit
environmental concerns,- regulatory at reduced load levels for the flame
concerns,- end user requirements and- end retardant additive. The relative impact
of life concerns.Key trends in in other non-halogen flame retardant
non-halogen flame retardant additives chemistries is yet to be determined.5)
include:1) Toxicity findings slow drive Recycling and waste reclamation programs
in non-halogen flame retardant growth, --Two primary programs in the European
but could also provide near-term Community are providing substantial
opportunity --The long awaited impetus to recycling efforts in very
toxicological findings for large global consumer markets, WEEE and
decabromodiphenyl ether and ELV. WEEE is the European Community
tetrabromobisphenol-A announced in 2005 directive 2002/96/EC on waste electrical
appear to have affected market interest and electronic equipment which, together
in alternative materials. While this with the RoHS Directive 2002/95/EC,
downward turn has become evident late in became European Law in February 2003,
2005, the regulatory scrutiny of setting collection, recycling and
halogenated flame retardants is expected recovery targets for all types of
to be persistent in the coming years and electrical goods. ELV is the European
successive regulatory initiatives are Community directive 2000/53/EC setting
expected. Current civil and regulatory end-of-life vehicle recovery and disposal
cases concerning perfluorochemicals could requirements for cars, vans and certain
provide opportunity for future three-wheeled vehicles and establishing
developments in non-halogen systems as limits on the use of hazardous substances
opposed to halogen-free systems; however, in the manufacture of new vehicles and
this presents a formulating issue for automotive components. There is a cost
many non-halogen compounders as driver to vehicle producers requiring
perfluorochemicals provide anti-drip and them to pay all or a significant part of
external lubrication properties to highly the costs of treating negative of nil
filled compounds.2) Polymer shifts to value ELVs at treatment facilities by
polyolefins drive magnesium hydroxide 2007.The impact of WEEE and ELV programs
growth --Magnesium hydroxide use has affect parts producers and original
grown due to shifts in two marketplaces:- equipment manufacturers around the world
EPDM roofing systems shifting to because of global manufacturing
polyolefin roofing systems, and- locations, global alliances and worldwide
polyvinyl chloride siding to polyolefin parts sourcing. As these directives take
siding.With significant indications that root in the supply chain in the coming
polyolefin resin developments will years and over the next decade, it is
continue to build upon metallocene expected to drive parts design and
capabilities, the polyolefin resin family composition in other geographical areas
may offer a wider range for application of the world due to inventory
development based upon resin replacement rationalization at OEMs.To view the full
opportunities. Because processing 50-page review of the market drivers and
temperatures of polyolefins are higher trends for the non-halogen flame
than the decomposition temperature of retardant market as analyzed by JMME,
aluminum trihydrate, the growth in Inc., please visit the Newsroom on the
polyolefin presents opportunities for JMME website.JMME, Inc., Copyright 2006,
magnesium hydroxide growth and the All rights reserved.John Moritz is
development of other flame retardant President of JMME, Inc., ( a consulting
systems with higher heat tolerance.3) firm providing manufacturers, end users
Siloxane and boron chemistry may hold key and regulators with advice and strategic
to future -- guidance on the important role plastics
Siloxane chemistry is under review in play in today's corporate and personal
many applications and development worlds. Since its inception, JMME has
programs are not limited to any one been dedicated to corporate
particular resin system or market responsibility for developing safe
application; however siloxane materials products, effective protections provided
provide significant cost and processing by codes and standards for the safe use
hurdles to formulators. The primary of plastic products and the overall
benefit of siloxane chemistry is the protection of sports participants and
resilience of siloxane materials and spectators through effective testing and
improvements to physical performance they development of plastic sports equipment.
potentially provide to finished products John has written numerous articles and
containing non-halogen flame retardant presentations on issues related to the
additives.Boron chemistry is under review selection of plastics in various
with the potential for providing a key industries and their potential effects on
mechanism to a universal flame retardant the marketplace, environment and
for polymers used in aviation and space regulatory processes. John serves on
vehicles; however, while mechanisms are numerous codes and standards technical
being considered, routes and materials to committees where he has fought diligently
achieve successful implementation of to preserve the consensus process and the
those mechanisms are still lagging. integrity of the documents. Inquiries are
Boron chemistry provides excellent encouraged and welcomed.JMME is a
opportunity to formulators for reducing consulting firm specializing in plastics
smoke development from compounds to meet and flame retardant applications.
egress requirements from interior




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