Developed for low smoke and fume wire and cable insulation, this solution can meet stringent electrical and electronic fire safety regulations in Europe. One of the key advantages of ECCOH XL 8054 is its excellent processability due to its ability to meet the Commission Electrotechnique Internationale (CEI) EN 50363-0:2015 standards, namely G17 and G18, and adhere to the Construction Products Regulation (CPR) for enhanced fire safety.

With a focus on safety and eco-conscious composition, these materials can help manufacturers in meeting their sustainability goals. Ranging from non-halogen, low smoke, and high temperature thermoplastics to inherently flame-resistant vinyl and specialty colorants and additives, the PolyOne portfolio is designed to comply with diverse global regulatory specifications for safety and performance.

Additionally, there have been significant deviations from the Directive over time, forcing a departure from the document's original objectives and goals of maintaining the health and safety of IVD devices.  The newer IVDR included changes meant to strengthen the effectiveness of the legislation and better address IVD safety.

Enhanced Safety: Polymers can be engineered to provide flame resistance and can reduce the risk of thermal runaway, which is critical for EV battery applications. The weight reduction, enhanced safety, design flexibility, thermal management, cost-effectiveness, and positive environmental impact make engineered polymers a compelling choice for the EV industry.

Safety This includes equipment security, fire prevention, and overall user safety.

Using Versalloy™ TPV, Biowave adds safety, durability and signature blue color Versalloy TPV contributes light weight and a sure grip that is important for safety and precision.

Safety This includes equipment security, fire prevention, and overall user safety.

Safety This includes equipment security, fire prevention, and overall user safety.

Enhanced Safety: Polymers can be engineered to provide flame resistance and can reduce the risk of thermal runaway, which is critical for EV battery applications. The weight reduction, enhanced safety, design flexibility, thermal management, cost-effectiveness, and positive environmental impact make engineered polymers a compelling choice for the EV industry.

Enhanced Safety: Polymers can be engineered to provide flame resistance and can reduce the risk of thermal runaway, which is critical for EV battery applications. The weight reduction, enhanced safety, design flexibility, thermal management, cost-effectiveness, and positive environmental impact make engineered polymers a compelling choice for the EV industry.