Melamine Hydrobromide
Specification of Product
Product Name : Melamine Hydrobromide
MHB

CAS No.: 29305-12-2
Chemical formula: C3H6H6N6 . X (HBr)
Melamine Hydrobromide Specification
Appearance: White or off-white solid
Purity: ≥99.0%
Bromine Content: ≥ 33%
Moisture Content: ≤ 0.5%
Particle Size (D50, μm ): 8
Decomposition Temperature (1%, ℃): ≥ 260
Melamine Hydrobromide Main Use:
Melamine Hydrobromide is primarily suitable for various flame-retardant PP materials, particularly those based on PP homopolymers and copolymers. This class of products is characterized by a low required dosage—typically just 1–2%—and eliminates the need for additional antimony trioxide; furthermore, it exhibits excellent resistance to blooming and migration. It serves as an ideal flame retardant for a wide range of flame-retardant PP products, including European-style sockets, automotive corrugated tubing, hollow boards, electrical component frames, automotive connectors, mining-grade PP sheets, and heater housings.
The PP flame retardant formulated with this melamine hydrobromide compound exhibits the following characteristics:
1. Low addition rate: When added at a concentration of just 1.5% in homopolymer PP, the flame retardancy rating can achieve UL94 V2 classification (at thicknesses of 3.2mm, 1.6mm, and 0.8mm).
2. Compatibility with fillers: It allows for the incorporation of 10–20% inorganic fillers, such as talc powder and barium sulfate.
3. Antimony-free: It requires no addition of antimony trioxide and contains absolutely no heavy metals.
4. Excellent stability: It exhibits no blooming or migration issues, possesses excellent light and thermal stability, and results in a smooth, pure-white surface finish with high gloss.
5. Halogen-free: It contains no organic bromine compounds and fully complies with SGS and REACH testing standards.
6. Minimal impact on transparency: It has virtually no adverse effect on transparency, making it suitable for use in transparent flame-retardant PP products and serving as a substitute for raw materials—such as PA6—that typically meet the V2 flame retardancy standard.
Melamine Hydrobromide Storage and Stability
Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area; stable under ambient temperature conditions.
Melamine Hydrobromide Applications and Dosage:
Primarily suitable for various flame-retardant PP materials, particularly those based on PP homopolymers and copolymers. It serves as an ideal flame retardant for a wide range of flame-retardant PP products, including European-style sockets, automotive corrugated tubing, hollow boards, electrical component frames, automotive connectors, mining-grade PP sheets, and heater housings.
Melamine Hydrobromide Key Features:
This product class is characterized by a low required dosage (typically 1–2%), eliminates the need for additional antimony trioxide, and exhibits excellent resistance to blooming and migration.
Melamine Hydrobromide Toxicology and Environmental Profile:
1. LD50 (oral, mice): >5300 mg/kg (classified as non-toxic).
2. Carcinogenic Potential: None.
3. Skin Irritation: None.
This product complies with the environmental requirements of RoHS and the 38 substances listed under REACH.
Melamine Hydrobromide Processing Recommendations:
1. Simultaneous use with flame retardants such as octabromo ether is not recommended.
2. It does not react with common additives, such as stabilizers, dispersants, or color pigments.
3. If used after prolonged storage, appropriate drying is recommended.
Melamine Hydrobromide Packaging and Storage:
25 kg/bag; packaged in paper-plastic composite bags with a polyethylene inner liner. Transport as a general chemical. Store in a sealed container in a cool, dry place.