Flame retardant fabric

Flame-retardant fabrics are also called fire-retardant fabrics. You may think that flame-retardant fabrics should not be ignited or burned, but this is not the case. Flame-retardant fabrics do not actually catch fire, but are not easily ignited and can prevent the spread of flames. It will automatically extinguish within a certain period of time or immediately after leaving the flame. There are many corresponding international flame retardant standards, such as: EN470-1, EN531, EN532, NFPA2112, NFPA70E, etc. 600D flame retardant Oxford fabric. Flame retardant fabrics are divided into two types: fiber flame retardant and post-finishing flame retardant. Post-finishing flame retardant is divided into two types: disposable and durable flame retardant.

   Flame-retardant fabrics are also called fire-retardant fabrics. You may think that flame-retardant fabrics should not be ignited or burned, but this is not the case. Flame-retardant fabrics do not actually catch fire, but are not easily ignited and can prevent the spread of flames. It will automatically extinguish within a certain period of time or immediately after leaving the flame. There are many corresponding international flame retardant standards, such as: EN470-1, EN531, EN532, NFPA2112, NFPA70E, etc.

   Flame retardant fabrics are divided into two types: fiber flame retardant and post-finishing flame retardant. Post-finishing flame retardant is divided into two types: disposable and durable flame retardant.

   Fiber flame retardant, also called permanent flame retardant fabric, is a work done in the early stage of the entire cloth making process. It mainly uses flame retardant fibers to weave gray fabrics. The flame retardant effect is permanent and can generally be maintained until more than 50 times of washing. , has a good washing effect, especially the flame-retardant yarn used is polypropylene, which will shrink and carbonize when exposed to fire. It will be extinguished as soon as the fire source is removed. It will not produce black smoke without melting and will not cause a secondary fire. It Usually used for clothing fabrics.

   Disposable flame retardant fabrics are ordinary fabrics that have been treated with flame retardants in the later dyeing and finishing process. Their biggest disadvantage is that the flame retardant effect disappears or significantly declines after washing. Usually we apply it to some occasions where the number of washings is small, such as Car sunshades, hotel curtains, etc.