EcoFlame B-680, a white to off-white crystalline powder/granular form with the chemical name of 1,2 –bis (2,4,6-tribromophenoxy)ethane, is a flame retardant of ABS, elastomers, textiles, unsaturated polyesters, HIPS, Polycarbonate, adhesives, thermoplastic, and coatings. It is especially efficient for applications in which thermal stability at high processing temperatures is important. EcoFlame B-680 has a molecular weight of 688, a melting point of 220 min, and bromine of 70 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 sealants and adhesives, polyurethane foam including PU rigid, flexible, and rigid integral skin foam for the adhesive and sealant industry.
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