Tris(2-chloropropyl) Phosphate (TCPP)

磷酸三(2-氯丙基)酯 / TCPP

Plastic & Rubber Additives, Paints, Coatings, Adhesives & ConstructionCAS 13674-84-5Liquid

Product overview

Tris(2-chloropropyl) Phosphate (TCPP) is a specialty material selected for Polyurethane foam flame retardancy, Coatings and adhesive flame retardancy, Polymer formulation. Active content, packaging and technical documentation should be confirmed for the intended formulation and destination market.

Function & Usage

  • Applications

    Provides functional performance in the following evaluated uses: Polyurethane foam flame retardancy, Coatings and adhesive flame retardancy, Polymer formulation. Final suitability depends on grade, formulation testing and destination-market requirements.

Quotation checklist

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  • Required grade or active content: 99.5%
  • Trial or commercial quantity
  • Destination port and required Incoterm
  • Required COA, TDS, SDS or regulatory documents

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Product information

Primary category:
Plastic & Rubber Additives, Paints, Coatings, Adhesives & Construction
Subcategory:
Flame Retardants
CAS No.:
13674-84-5
Form:
Liquid
Content / Grade:
99.5%
Applications:
Polyurethane foam flame retardancy, Coatings and adhesive flame retardancy, Polymer formulation
Hazard / Transport:
Industrial polymer additive. Health, environmental and transport classification varies by substance and grade; some liquid organophosphorus products are combustible or harmful to aquatic life. Confirm the latest grade-specific SDS and destination-market restrictions before shipment and use.
Storage:
Keep the original container tightly closed in a cool, dry and well-ventilated place. Protect from heat, direct sunlight, moisture and incompatible materials; follow the grade-specific SDS.

Safety note

Confirm technical and safety data before ordering

Website information supports initial product discovery. Final specifications, hazard classification, transport conditions and storage requirements must be confirmed by the latest grade-specific SDS, COA and destination-market regulations.