Effect Of Filler Aluminum Hydroxide On Product Properties

In the early 90's, aluminum hydroxide has been used as filler in the production of artificial marble. Aluminum hydroxide itself has flame-retardant properties because it begins to decompose at about 220℃, releasing crystalline water. In addition, aluminum hydroxide has a unique performance, the average refraction rate of 1.57, and the refraction rate of curing resin is very similar, resulting in composite with a unique sense of translucency, elegant and luxurious appearance, but also has high hardness, water resistance, flame retardant, anti-pollution, non-toxic, easy secondary molding, seamless welding and other advantages, making it a high-grade decorative materials and widely used. The performance and appearance of the complex are closely related to the quality of aluminum hydroxide as filler.