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Viability of continued use of antimony oxide is among the topics of broad interest to PVC compound
suppliers as well as their end users. Existing and emerging regulatory mandates have continued to drive
an industry-wide effort to minimize use of antimony oxide in PVC, while being able to maintain adequate
fire performance when formulating the low-smoke compounds for a variety of applications such as
construction materials and wire and cable products.
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