Our lives are becoming increasingly electric. Up until a few years ago, it was mainly household appliances and personal assistants that were looking for plastic, but today even end consumers are thinking on a larger scale: Whether it's their own solar system or the charging station for their electric car.

The rapid pace of development and the increasingly broad spectrum of the electrical and electronics industry not only require polymers that meet a wide range of requirements, international standards and classifications, but also new, multifunctional plastics that combine numerous, often contradictory properties. But as different as the applications are: What they all have in common is the need for easy processing, high tracking resistance and reliable flame retardancy.