Organic non-halogenated phosphorus flame retardant
Exolit® 5060 PK
Edition Date :
August 16, 2023
Clariant´s Exolit 5060 PK is an organic non-halogenated phosphorus flame retardant, especially designed for incorporation into viscose fibres. It is supplied as a wet presscake of 2,2'-oxybis [5,5-dimethyl-1,3,2-dioxaphosphorinane]-2,2'-disulfide.
Product Information
Benefits
- Highly stable in acidic and basic media as well as redox active conditions
- Alkylphenol ethoxylate-free
- Low impact on fibre production and viscose processing
- Special adaptations of the spinning process are not required
- Low impact on whiteness and light stability of treated textiles
- No negative impact on post-treatment procedures, including dyeing
- Hardly extracted by washing procedures, even under the demanding conditions of dry cleaning
- Non-halogenated flame retardant with favorable environmental and health profile
Safety
For regulatory details such as the classification and labelling as dangerous substances or goods please refer to our corresponding Material Safety Data Sheet.
Hazards
May cause long term adverse effects in the aquatic environment.
Status under Food Legislation
Cannot be used in direct food contact application.
Ecological and Toxicological Properties
- Acute toxicity : LD50 dermal : > 5000 mg/kg (rat).
- Acute toxicity : LD50 oral : > 5000 mg/kg (rat).
- Irritation : skin (rabbit) : non irritant; eyes (rabbit) : non irritant.
Specifications
| Characteristics | Unit | Target Value | Test Method |
| Appearance | White presscake | Visual | |
| Content Active Substance | % | min. 98 | QC 999-1578 |
| Dry Content | % | min. 65 | QC 999-1578 |
| Oily Substances | % | max. 0.5 | QC-999-1578 |
| Pyridine Content | mg/kg | max. 100 | QC 024-0012 |
Applications
Exolit 5060 PK is a non-halogenated flame retardant which is preferably used for viscose fibres.
Packaging and Handling
Delivery Form
Presscake
Packaging
Plastic drums
open Top 128 L (70 kg)
Pallet 350 kg (5 drums)
Storage
The product should be stored dry and at room temperature.
Presscake
Packaging
Plastic drums
open Top 128 L (70 kg)
Pallet 350 kg (5 drums)
Storage
The product should be stored dry and at room temperature.
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PEOPLE
SAFE USE, TRANSPARENCY AND INFORMATION
ADDRESSING MEGATRENDS AND SOCIETAL NEEDS
PLANET
RAW MATERIALS AND SUSTAINABLE SOURCING
RESOURCE EFFICIENCY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
PERFORMANCE
INTEGRATED SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS
PERFORMANCE ADVANTAGES
PEOPLE SAFE USE, TRANSPARENCY AND INFORMATION - Reduced emissions of flame retardant material during use due to incorporation into fiber
ADDRESSING MEGATRENDS AND SOCIETAL NEEDS - Contributes to saving lives and assets as a flame retardant
PLANET RAW MATERIALS AND SUSTAINABLE SOURCING - Phosphorus is on the EU list of critical raw materials, however, recycling is possible and actively investigated
- Application of flame retardant viscose enables use of renewable raw materials (cellulose from wood) for protective garments
RESOURCE EFFICIENCY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION - Can be applied during fiber production and thus ensures increased material efficiency due to incorporation into the viscose fiber
- Reduced waste in production through high yield and recycling of raw materials
PERFORMANCE INTEGRATED SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS - Drop-in solution for viscose process
PERFORMANCE ADVANTAGES - Complies with fire safety standards such as DIN 4102-1, class B2
- Constant high quality and hydrolytic stability
- Supports the attainability of eco-labels for customer products
- Wearing comfort is improved by the application of viscose garments with Exolit 5060 PK versus other materials
- Long lasting flame retardancy effect and washing resistance
- Lower influence on whiteness of fibers and higher light stability compared to polyaramid fibers