FRX Polymers

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FRX Polymers (also known as FRX Innovations) is a specialty materials company focused on halogen-free, polymeric flame-retardant solutions. Its products are phosphorus-based polyphosphonates marketed under the Nofia brand and are supplied as polymeric additives, reactive oligomers, and engineering plastics. These materials are designed to deliver durable flame retardancy with low volatility and limited migration compared with many small-molecule flame retardants.

FRX serves applications across electrical and electronics, building and construction, transportation, and technical textiles. Its products are used in engineering thermoplastics (such as polycarbonate blends and other resins), thermoset systems, coatings, and fibers, including recycled streams. The company operates commercial-scale manufacturing in Antwerp, Belgium, and holds a substantial patent portfolio covering its polyphosphonate technologies.

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Latest news on FRX Polymers

23 August 2023
FRX and LANXESS to Develop Strategic Partnership

The partnership will explore contract manufacturing, raw material production, and marketing of sustainable NOFIA® flame retardants, aligning with long-term strategies for growth and sustainability.

21 October 2013
FRX Polymers Launches Antwerp Plant for Halogen-Free Flame Retardants

The new Antwerp plant produces halogen-free flame retardant plastics, meeting rising demand in electronics, textiles, automotive, and more, while reducing environmental impact.

22 March 2012
FRX Polymers to Build First Commercial Plant at Bayer Antwerp Site

FRX will break ground in August 2012 and commission the plant by Q4 2013. The site offers key raw materials, skilled workforce, and logistics. FRX holds 20 patents and operates pilot plants in MA and Switzerland.

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