Flame Retardant Formulations

Avient's Specialty Engineered Materials (SEM) Flame Retardant portfolio offers advanced material technologies developed to help improve fire safety while meeting stringent global regulatory requirements. Spanning polypropylene (PP), polyamides (PA), polyesters (PBT), thermoplastic elastomers (TPEs) and other engineered polymers, the portfolio combines flame-retardant performance with mechanical strength, processability and design flexibility. Key differentiators include non-halogenated and non-PFAS options, broad polymer expertise, global manufacturing and technical support, raw material sourcing and demonstrated sustainability capabilities. By helping customers improve fire safety, achieve compliance, and accelerate innovation, Avient enables the development of more reliable, and future-ready materials.

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Maxxam™ FR and NHFR Flame Retardant Polyolefin Formulations

Maxxam™ flame retardant polyolefins are developed for consumer, electrical and electronic, and wire and cable applications requiring reliable flammability performance.

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Bergamid™ FR Non-Halogen Flame Retardant Formulations

Bergamid™ combines the versatility of nylon with non-halogenated flame retardancy for applications requiring dimensional stability at elevated temperatures.

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Bergadur™ Polyester Formulations

Bergadur™ combines strength, chemical and flame resistance, and dimensional stability for demanding transportation, household, and electrical and electronic applications.

ECCOH™ Low Smoke & Fume Formulations

ECCOH™ is well-suited for environments where smoke and toxic mitigation are of concern.

ECCOH™ XL Moisture Cured Jacketing Formulations

ECCOH™ XL enables manufacturers to efficiently process a non-halogenated, flame-retardant material without capital investment in extra equipment or adding steps to complete crosslinking.