ATH is a white, powdery substance with the chemical formula Al₂O₃·3H₂O, representing a hydrated form of aluminum oxide. Its crystal structure contains water molecules, making it an effective flame retardant. ATH is primarily employed as a flame retardant due to its exceptional fire-suppressing properties. When exposed to heat or flames, it releases water vapor (H₂O) and aluminum oxide (Al₂O₃). This endothermic reaction absorbs heat from the surrounding environment, reducing the temperature of the material and inhibiting the spread of flames. Aluminum trihydrate, commonly known as ATH or Alumina Trihydrate, is a versatile and widely used flame retardant and smoke suppressant in various industrial applications. It plays a crucial role in improving the fire safety of materials and products.

Applications

1. Wire and Cable Insulation
2. Construction Materials.
3. Thermosetting Plastics.
4. Transportation Materials.
5. Textiles.
6. Coatings and Paints.
7. Polymer Composites.
8. Aircraft Interiors.

FEATURES

• Non-toxic
• Thermal stability
• Low Smoke Generation
• Eco Friendly
• Non Halogenated
• Odorless

Technical Sheet
Appearance	White Powder
D50	4.5-5 micron
Al(OH)3	99.5% min
Al2O3	64% min
Specific Gravity	2.40 ±0.02
Sieve Analysis (at 325 Mesh)	NIL