MFR-700X is mainly used in polyurethane foam systems to improve flame resistance. It helps foam materials meet fire safety requirements in furniture, insulation, and construction applications.

It is typically used in rigid polyurethane foam systems, but compatibility should be confirmed based on your formulation and density requirements.

When properly dosed, it has minimal impact on foam structure, but excessive use may slightly affect foam hardness, cell structure, or density.

The dosage depends on system formulation, but it is generally added in small percentages during the polyol blending stage. Exact dosage should be optimized through lab testing.

MFR-700X can be formulated as part of a halogen-free or low-halogen system depending on application requirements. Always confirm technical specifications before use.

Yes, it can help polyurethane foam formulations achieve better flame retardancy performance and support compliance with fire safety standards such as UL-related tests when properly formulated.

It is usually added into the polyol component with proper mixing before reaction with isocyanate to ensure uniform dispersion.

In most systems, it has a minor effect on reaction kinetics, but formulation adjustment may be required to maintain stable foaming time and cream time.

It is widely used in:

● Furniture foam

● Building insulation panels

● Refrigeration insulation

● Automotive interior foam components 

Yes, suppliers can often adjust formulation (reactivity, compatibility, flame performance) based on your PU system requirements.