Highly effective flameproofing effects Good raw edge strength, and Tuft and filament anchorage Halogen-free Low-fuming

Owing to discolouration, these flameproofing compounds are largely applied in a slop-padding process, it being necessary to gear the quantity used to the type of fibre, the fabric structure as well as the degree of flame resistance and antistatic quality desired. When flameproofed wool is used in the pile of goods to be finished, the requirements for the aircraft industry are usually met with an add-on of approx. 800-1200 g/qm (wet).

To achieve optimum film properties, the drying temperatures should not be below 120° C. If it is necessary to adjust the viscosity, diluting can be done with water or thickening agent (Wesopret® series) added.

Contact our sales team with specific problem situations or to work out guideline recipes.

Safety
Please consult the safety data sheets before use.

How to store and discharge
Be sure to note that to obtain a homogenous product, with systems containing solids it is necessary to stir up the container before each discharge. When stored in storage tanks, there should be an intermittent stirring apparatus or a stirring apparatus that runs slowly.

Our application engineering advice is without guarantee. The responsibility for how our products are used and processed is with the buyer, also with respect to any industrial property rights of third parties. The technical data concerning our products are approximate values.

Standing: 10/2009