Core Functional Advantages
Certified Flame Retardancy: With a high Oxygen Index (OI) of 32%, this material is specifically formulated to self-extinguish and resist ignition, making it a critical safety component for high-risk environments.
High-Stretch Resilience: Unlike many rigid flame-retardant materials, the 4571-Z maintains an impressive 400% elongation rate and 8.8 MPa tensile strength, ensuring that safety-critical parts remain flexible and durable under mechanical load.
Excellent Dielectric Security: It features a dielectric strength of 25 MV/m and a volume resistivity of 8 × 10^13 Ω cm, delivering reliable electrical insulation alongside its fire-resistant properties.
Thermal Aging Resistance: The compound is tested to withstand 200C for 10 days, showing minimal hardness fluctuation (+3) and stable physical performance, which guarantees long-term reliability in heat-intensive zones.
Targeted Application Industries
Public Transportation and Rail: Ideal for flame-retardant seals, window gaskets, and protective ducting in high-speed trains and buses.
Energy Storage and EV Batteries: Used as fire-resistant gaskets, thermal barriers, and wire insulation within battery packs and charging infrastructure.
Construction and Infrastructure: Perfect for fire-stop seals, expansion joints, and safety-critical gaskets in high-rise buildings and industrial facilities.
Appliance Manufacturing: Suitable for high-temperature internal components in household appliances that require strict adherence to fire safety standards.
| Product Name | 4571-Z | ||
| Appearance | Milky white | ||
| Density (23℃) | g/cm³ | 1.3 | |
| Mooney | Normal Temperature | 52 | |
| Vulcanizing agent | Type | T-1A | |
| Proportion | 1 | ||
| Physical strength | Hardness | Shore A | 65 |
| Physical strength | Tensile strength | Mpa | 8.8 |
| Physical strength | Elongation | 400 | |
| Physical strength | Tear strength | RightangleKN/m | 20 |
| Dielectric strength | MV/m | 25 | |
| Volume resistivity | Ω·cm | 8×10¹³ | |
| Oxygen Index | % | 32 | |
| Heat resistance (200℃×10D) | Hardness change | +3 | |
| Heat resistance (200℃×10D) | Change rate of tensile strength | -24 | |
| Heat resistance (200℃×10D) | Change rate of elongation at break | -25 | |