Flame Retardant Chemical
Fire singly is greatest hazard that causes severe damage to life and property on a regular basis everywhere. This is where flame retardant helps us. A chemical formulation that is sprayed (dipped / padded as well) on fabric (or any other liquid absorbent substrate) to be treated. Once treated that fabric becomes flame proof, does not catch fire for some time and when it does, the flame extinguishes within itself and ‘char length’ does not spread for more than 6”. Thus there is no risk of fire spreading through fabric.
This chemical is also used to Flame Retard wood, paper, foam etc. Thumb rule is any substrate that can absorb liquid chemical can be flame retarded.
Manufactured by M/s Fiber Shield Inc., USA, one of the best companies dealing in such products that are sold and compare with the best all over the globe, it’s results are classified as Class A fire rating and this holds certification from California State Fire Marshal and City of New York, Bureau of Standard and Appeals, two most difficult and widely accepted standards to achieve in fire retardancy in USA.
Any adverse affect on fabric or person who does the treatment? : None.
UPHOLSTERY – CURTAINS – CARPETS - CAR SEATS - ANY KIND OF FABRIC
Certificates:
New York City: Flame Shield has been approved by the Government of the City of New York through the Bureau of Standard and Appeals under Colander Number 141-89-SM.
BS 5852, Part I (1979) – NITRA NLC 1025 and 1026
ASTM –E-84:This is a complex test that Flameshield treated fabric is geared to pass this test.
NFPA-701:This is very similar to the requirements of the City of New York and is considered one of, if not the toughest fire codes in USA. Flameshield treated fabric is geared to pass this test. (100% nylon treated with Flameshield will pass ASTM-E84 test and not NFPA-701.).
All above tests are class A.
Test Certificates:
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Flame Retardant Chemical
