EcoFlame B-641, a white powder/granular form with the chemical name of Hexabromocyclodeodecane, is an additive flame retardant used in a wide range of textiles, coatings, adhesives, and plastics. It has high aliphatic bromine content, resulting in minimum effect on polymer physical properties and lower loading, and is also recommended for styrene based systems such as extruded and expanded polystyrene foams. EcoFlame B-641 has a molecular weight of 641.7, a bromine content of 74% min, a melting point of 180 min, particle size of 95% with 80 mesh passed, and a purity of 99% min.
Unibrom Corp. is a world leader in the synthesis of specialty bromine compounds and polymer additives, as well as intermediate compounds. The vertical integration from raw material to processed compounds has made them the largest producer of brominated flame retardants in Weifang Ocean Chemical Development Zone. Their ammonium polyphosphate can be used in intumescent coatings, cellulose-containing material, and in thermoplastics for the paint and coating industry.
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