Flame Retardant LEXAN™ – Polycarbonate
Product Summary
Heat build-up, sparks, and poor insulation in electronic equipment can trigger fires that threaten valuable equipment and risk human lives.
That’s why you’ll find SABIC’s LEXAN™ polycarbonate flame-retardant films in a huge range of devices the world over, protecting people and property. They come in electrical and halogen-free environmentally friendly grades that are easy to form and print on.
PolymerFilms is North America’s largest authorized, value-adding distributor of LEXAN polycarbonate films with five film centers – three in the USA, one in Canada, and one in Mexico. It’s fast and easy to order the right films to protect your products and assets.
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Challenges and Solutions
1.
Tender specs for a new environmentally friendly building call for all flame-retardant materials, including signage, to meet strict environmental standards.
LEXAN EFR63 suits printed emergency signage overlays for backlit signs. This clear film resists deterioration at elevated temperatures, improving safety, and contains no halogen flame-retarding agents, satisfying environmental requirements.
2.
An aircraft manufacturer needs an opaque, flame-resistant film for back-lit panels in the cockpit and cabin.
LEXAN FR25A is opaque and meets the strict air transportation requirements. It’s also easy to form into the shapes needed.
3.
A maker of Li-ion battery packs needs a glossy flame-retardant film for encasing the batteries.
LEXAN FR83 is a good choice. It’s polished on one side to give the desired gloss, is easy to thermoform around the cells, and is a robust flame-retardant.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Films are available in clear, translucent, white, or black, depending on the grade.