Textiles 45 degree flammability tester based on standards

The Textiles 45 degree flammability tester is manufactured in accordance with the Flammable Fabrics Act (FFA), a mandatory testing requirement of the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). It is mainly used for testing the flammability of textiles and garments, and for classifying products according to their flammability properties, so as to prevent the use of any dangerous textiles and garments, and to reduce any life-threatening risks.

Textiles 45 degree flammability tester is based on the following standards:

GB/T 14644

CFR 1610 American Standard for Flammability of Clothing Fabrics

ASTM D1230 Canadian Standard for Flammability of Fabrics

NFPA 702 California Standard for Flame Resistance in Hospital Garments and Bedding Fabrics

CA TB117 American Standard for Flame Retardant Upholstery Fabrics and Fillings

BIFMA Standard for Flame Retardant Materials for Interior Decoration

9 main features of the Textiles 45 degree flammability tester:

1. stainless steel case with transparent viewing window

2. 26 gauge needle flame with adjustable flame length

3. Automatic recording of burn time and burn rate

4. Ignition time can be set freely

5. Timer accuracy of 0.1 seconds

6. Brush and sample holder provided

7. Standard stainless steel sample holder provided

8. Standard flame calibration template available

9. Different sample holders can be replaced to meet different standards

Why choose the Textiles 45 degree flammability tester?

1. The company has been engaged in testing instruments for more than 10 years and has a strong after-sales service team;

2. Able to deal with all kinds of problems in time and quickly, to relieve customers of their worries;

3. Spare parts are available, to solve the trouble of ordering spare parts with long delivery time;

4. Provide outsourced maintenance services;

5. Long-term supply of various common testing instruments;

6. Keeping up with the update of industry standards and providing timely testing instruments in line with the new standards.

2023-02-15 11:53