Brominated Flame Retardants in Textiles and Back-Coatings
Thermal Stability of Flame Retardants in High-Temperature Processing
RoHS and flame retardants
RoHS restricts PBB and PBDE flame retardants in electrical and electronic equipment. Products such as DBDPE (decabromodiphenyl ethane) are not PBDEs and are used specifically to meet RoHS while keeping flame retardancy.
REACH considerations
Under REACH, substances are registered and some are restricted or listed as SVHC. Reputable suppliers provide REACH registration status, safety data sheets and declarations so that downstream users can document compliance.
Documenting conformity
Ask suppliers for the CAS number, SDS, RoHS and REACH statements, and third-party test reports. This paperwork is what certifies the finished article for export markets.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is DBDPE RoHS compliant?
DBDPE is not a PBDE or PBB, so it is used as a flame retardant that helps products meet RoHS requirements. Always confirm with the supplier’s declaration.
What documents prove flame retardant compliance?
A safety data sheet, RoHS and REACH declarations, CAS number and third-party test reports together document compliance.
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