Cellular Technology International has introduced CELLTECH® D-44, a functional replacement for DMMP (dimethyl methyl phosphonate) and DEEP (diethyl ethyl phosphonate). DMMP and DEEP were widely used for flame retardancy in polyurethane systems because of their high phosphorus content and non-halogenated …
CTII has introduced a new epoxy curative additive designated CELLCURE N2C, an elevated temperature curing agent for adhesives, electronic encapsulation and pre-preg composites. CELLCURE N2C is a low viscosity liquid, soluble in water and polar organic solvents and can be …
Ålesund, Norway, January 28, 2014 Laader Berg AS, the well-known manufacturer of Maxfoam™ flexible polyurethane foam machines for over 50 years has appointed Cellular Technology International, Inc. (Atlanta, GA) as their sales agent for the United States and Canada, effective …
CTII is now offering a novel new additive for viscoelastic cushioning foams. Called CELLCOOL LT, the new product provides a cooling effect for visco foams used in mattresses and furniture cushions, as well as contributing to the firmness of these …
Two new flame retardants to replace discontinued Albemarle products are now available from Cellular Technology: CELLTECH® FR-35RX Flame Retardant is a functional replacement for Antiblaze RX-35, and is a combination of synergistic bromine/chlorine and phosphorus-containing active ingredients. CELLTECH FR-35RX is …
In response to customer demand for a replacement product to match Albemarle’s recently withdrawn NcendeX P30, Cellular Technology International is now offering CELLTECH FR-2416, a non-halogenated flame retardant plasticizer identical to NcendeX P30. Like the NcendeX P30, CELLTECH FR-2416 finds broad …
Cellular Technology International, and our European subsidiary Cellular Technology Europe Ltd have added a broad range of flame retardant plasticizers to our product offerings, with wide application for polyurethane and vinyl. The CELLTECH IPPP product range is a family of …
On the heels of California’s October 2011 decision to place the widely used PU flame retardant TDCP on its Proposition 65 list of cancer-causing chemicals (see http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/greenspace/2011/10/flame-retardant-prop-65-listing-.html) , many PU producers have taken steps to to replace the product with safer …
Albemarle’s sudden and unexpected withdrawal in May from the phosphorus flame retardant market has caused concern among their former customers for these products. Cellular Technology International offers exact equivalents and functional replacement phosphorus-based FRs for most of the Albemarle product …
