1. Plastic Materials – UL 94 Scope: Evaluates plastic behavior upon flame exposure—criteria include burn time, dripping, and self-extinguishing properties. Key Ratings: Notes: Rating depends on sample thickness and formulation (additives, colorants); UL Yellow Card documents validated specs. 2. F... read more
Introduction The textile and interior decoration industries increasingly rely on durable, high-performance bonding materials to enhance the longevity and functionality of non-woven fabrics, carpets, and wall coverings. Water-based carboxylated self-crosslinking butadiene styrene copolymers have emer... read more
Introduction Carpets are a critical component of residential, commercial, and industrial interiors, valued for their comfort, aesthetics, and noise reduction properties. However, maintaining durability while ensuring a soft handfeel and resistance to fiber pull-out remains a challenge. Advanced coat... read more
In the coatings industry, waterborne emulsion resins have gained significant popularity due to their environmental benefits, ease of application, and excellent performance. Among these, quick-drying waterborne emulsion resins stand out as a preferred choice for both interior and exterior wall coatin... read more
Why Flame Retardancy MattersTextile materials—ranging from curtains and upholstery to workwear—often serve as fuel during fires. Without protection, these fabrics can spread flames rapidly, emitting heat and toxic smoke. Flame retardant (FR) treatments slow or even prevent ignition, buying critical ... read more