Send your resin, processing method, flame rating target, compliance requirement and sample plan. Rectivas reviews whether a flame retardant additive, masterbatch, halogen-free system or halogenated system is the better starting point.
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Fill in the form — even an early-stage project helps. Send the resin, application and target flame rating first, and our technical reply will narrow the right product direction. A full RFQ checklist is available further down this page.
Fill in what you know — even an early-stage project helps us point you to the right direction. We reply within one business day.
Many buyers are not sure which system is best before trial. This page is built to collect the right technical inputs so the recommendation can match resin compatibility, processing temperature, target rating, cost range and compliance pressure.
Powder or granule additives for compounders that can control dispersion, blending, dosing and formulation balance internally.
Pre-dispersed pellet concentrate for cleaner handling, easier dosing and more stable production in extrusion or injection molding.
Technical comparison for applications where compliance, smoke behavior, flame rating, dosage and cost must be balanced.
For flame retardant projects, “price per kg” is not enough. The same additive may behave differently in PP, PE, PVC, ABS, PC or LSZH cable compounds. These fields help avoid wrong samples and repeated trials.
| RFQ Field | What to Send | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Base resin | PP, PE, PVC, ABS, PC, PC/ABS, PA, EVA, TPU, LSZH compound or other polymer grade. | Compatibility decides additive choice, carrier resin and processing window. |
| Processing method | Extrusion, injection molding, sheet, film, cable extrusion, compounding or masterbatch let-down. | Processing temperature and shear affect dispersion, stability and final properties. |
| Flame target | UL94 V-0 / V-1 / V-2, LOI value, glow wire, customer internal standard or reference sample. | Target rating affects dosage, synergist need, cost and mechanical performance. |
| System preference | Halogen-free, brominated, chlorinated, low-smoke, antimony-free or open to comparison. | Compliance and cost often decide the best route before sample development. |
| Color and additives | Natural, white, black, colored parts, glass fiber, fillers, UV package, lubricant or impact modifier. | Appearance and formulation can change dispersion, migration and flame performance. |
| Trial and demand | Sample quantity, first trial date, expected monthly or annual demand, target destination market. | Supply planning helps match sample pack, lead time, packaging and export documents. |
| Documents needed | TDS, SDS, COA, RoHS, REACH, packaging information, HS code or other customer documents. | Procurement readiness reduces back-and-forth after technical screening. |
The goal is not to send a random quote. A useful response should narrow the product direction, explain trial assumptions and help the buyer test the right sample first.
We check polymer, processing method, temperature, target standard and compliance pressure.
We suggest additive or masterbatch, halogen-free or halogenated route, and initial dosage direction.
Sample packaging, TDS/SDS support and test notes are prepared according to the project stage.
After trial feedback, we adjust carrier, active loading, dispersion direction or documentation needs.
For export B2B buyers, documentation is part of the product. Listing document needs early helps qualify the inquiry and gives the page stronger trust signals for both search engines and AI answer engines.
Typical appearance, active content, suggested applications, processing notes and storage information.
Safety, handling, storage and transport information for sample and procurement review.
Batch-related quality information may be provided according to confirmed product and order stage.
Compliance support can be discussed for halogen-free, low-smoke and export-market requirements.
These FAQ items support long-tail search and answer-engine extraction while helping buyers understand what to prepare.
Include base resin, processing method, flame rating target, halogen-free or halogenated requirement, color, dosage, sample quantity and expected annual demand.
Yes. Rectivas can review whether powder additives or pre-dispersed flame retardant masterbatch is more suitable based on your polymer, processing conditions and dosing requirements.
Yes. If the application is still under development, you can request both halogen-free and halogenated directions for comparison by performance, cost, compliance and processing behavior.
Typical document support may include TDS, SDS, COA, packaging information, RoHS or REACH support data and export documentation, depending on the product and order stage.