Polymer additive ADD-FR
for the plastics industrysoluble

Polymer additive - ADD-FR - Areka Filtration Technologies Ltd. - for the plastics industry / soluble
Polymer additive - ADD-FR - Areka Filtration Technologies Ltd. - for the plastics industry / soluble
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Characteristics

Applications
polymer
Application domain
for the plastics industry
Specifications
soluble

Description

Product overview
  • Halogen-free phosphorus‑nitrogen (P‑N) flame retardant additive system engineered for technical textiles and PLA/PVA blends.
  • Designed for polymer melt and solution processing, with suitability for melt‑blowing and melt‑spinning to produce nanofibers.


Process integration
  • Pre-disperse the additive on the Areka Compounder masterbatching line to ensure homogeneous distribution before downstream processing.
  • After pre-dispersion, run the compound through a melt blower or melt spinner matched to your target product. Additive in. Nanofiber out.


Dosage and processing window
  • Indicative dosage ranges and processing parameters are based on public polymer‑additive literature and should be validated on your equipment.
  • Production‑lot specifications take precedence; request the current datasheet for supplied values and validated processing windows.


Standard workflow
  • 1) Masterbatching on Areka Compounder
  • 2) Pre‑dispersion targeting homogeneous melt/solution
  • 3) Downstream spinning on melt blower or melt spinner
  • 4) Characterization of nanofiber properties and process adjustment


Compliance note
  • This diagram indicates where the additive enters the Areka Group polymer‑processing line and describes process integration; it is not a chemical‑performance claim.

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