Required Chemistry
Confirm that magnesium hydroxide is the required mineral and provide the target content and impurity limits.
Fuming Materials offers natural magnesium hydroxide for evaluation in selected halogen-free flame-retardant cable compounds. To assess a grade, we need the specification, polymer system, loading and extrusion conditions.

We do not assume that one magnesium hydroxide grade will fit every cable compound. Particle characteristics, surface treatment, polymer compatibility, loading and processing conditions can all change the result.
Confirm that magnesium hydroxide is the required mineral and provide the target content and impurity limits.
Particle-size requirement, moisture and any surface-treatment requirement should be stated clearly.
Identify the polymer or compound system, current loading and target loading before product comparison.
Flame-retardant, mechanical and processing results must be confirmed by the customer in the complete compound.
Practical technical review
Document the reference grade, polymer blend, treatment requirement and loading convention. A candidate with a similar assay still needs evaluation for dispersion and the required finished-cable performance.
Read the related technical guideProvide the current product, technical data, certificate of analysis or sample where available.
State the required chemistry and any controlled impurity values.
Provide the required particle-size data and whether a surface-treated product is required.
Identify the polymer system, dosage, processing temperature, equipment and known processing limits.
Define the compound, cable and processing tests used to approve a new material.
Review the chemistry, particle requirement, polymer, loading, process and current product.
Assess whether an available magnesium hydroxide grade is suitable for testing against your requirements.
The customer performs compound, extrusion and finished-cable testing before approval.
No. The polymer, loading, particle characteristics, surface treatment and extrusion conditions can require different product characteristics.
Provide the current grade or specification, target chemistry, particle requirement, surface-treatment requirement, polymer, loading, extrusion conditions and acceptance tests.
No. Powder data supports initial selection, but flame-retardant, mechanical and processing performance must be qualified in the customer’s complete compound and cable system.
Yes. A current product sample and its available technical data help us identify a suitable grade for comparison.
Share the current specification, polymer system, loading, particle and surface-treatment requirements, extrusion conditions, test criteria, expected volume and packing need.