Anti-Slip coating is used to lock several tiers of products together to make a solid unitised load that you can manually handle. It prevents items from shifting in transit, which...
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Custom Formulated Flame Retardant Textile Backings
In 1988 the UK implemented the Furniture and Furnishing (Fire Safety) Regulations (FFR’s) following a major fire in the furnishings department of the Woolworths store in central...
Introducing Our Anti-Slip Coating FP2233
Anti-slip tray mats, such as those in the image below, are used in their millions every day by airlines and train companies throughout the world. They require a special coating...
Why Use Water Based Sprayable Contact Adhesives?
Solvent based contact adhesives are expensive and are hazardous to both humans and the environment.
Do Your Flame Retardant Textile Coatings Meet Standards?
Since 1988, all manufacturers and importers of furniture in the UK have to make available, on request, information to prove that their products meet all the latest fire safety...
Impregnants For Tenting Fabrics
Left untreated, the natural and artificial fabrics used in tents pose a high fire risk. Our team at Formulated Polymers have developed a range of flame-retardant products to...
Liquid Latex: Behind The Scenes On Game of Thrones
We've all seen those extravagant white walkers in Game of Thrones. Their makeup, as well as all the wounds, scars, and burns are made with a special technique that might seem like...
What Are Cold Seal Adhesives?
Cold seal adhesives are primarily used to seal heat sensitive items like chocolate bars.
How Do Flame Retardants Work?
Flame-retardants are used to reduce the impact of fire on property, people, and the environment. They can be added to nearly any item to treat flammable components and materials,...
Important Questions To Ask Flame Retardant Manufacturers
Flame retardants can slow or extinguish the spread of fire before it does significant damage. They come in many forms - liquid coatings, soaking sprays, paint additives etc., and...