LSZH FR Polyolefin Insulation Compound

LSZH is an acronym that stands for "Low Smoke Zero Halogen." It is used to describe materials and products that produce minimal smoke and no halogen gases when they are burned or subjected to high temperatures. These materials are often used in construction and manufacturing, as well as in the transportation and electronic industries, to reduce the risk of fire and to protect human health and the environment. Examples of LSZH materials include low smoke PVC, LSZH cable jacketing, and LSZH insulation.

LSZH Compound Application

LSZH insulation is made from a variety of materials, including plastics, rubbers, and fibers.
This type of insulation is often used in buildings and other structures to help reduce the risk of fire and to reduce the amount of toxic gases that may be produced in the event of a fire.
LSZH Compound is often used in applications where there is a high risk of fire, such as in electrical and communication cables, as well as in transportation and industrial settings. It is also commonly used in the construction of buildings, particularly in areas where people may be present, such as offices, schools, and hospitals.
The use of LSZH insulation can help to improve safety and reduce the negative impact of fires on people and the environment. It is an important consideration for many different types of projects and applications, and it is often specified in building codes and regulations.
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