fire retardancy

This is the most common use of chemical fire retardancy.

Fire retardancy emerged as the major problem rather than insulation or health hazards.

The canvas of wall tents may be treated for water, mildew and fire retardancy.

This provides exceptional fire retardancy to the sprayed foam.

All furniture has been assessed for fire retardancy and fire proofed as required.

Traverse is a biocomposite material designed to meet challenging performance requirements, such as high heat resistance or fire retardancy.

Ultem 9085 also exhibits fire retardancy making it suitable for aerospace and aviation applications.

Fire retardancy can be enhanced.

Pass International Maritime Organisation fire retardancy standard A.652(16) - available on selected range.

If you require individual British Standards or Fire Retardancy specifications, we will be happy to supply details on request.

Examples of qualitative analyses would be a discussion of various safety issues (fire retardancy, ergonomically consistent design layout, etc.).

'We are hoping the UK initiatives will drive higher fire retardancy standards into Europe and continue the upward trend,' he said.

They have urged the federal Consumer Product Safety Commission to adopt the first national, mandatory fire retardancy standards for the furniture.

Fire retardancy, low maintenance materials, lightweight structures and vandal resistant materials are all technological areas where Transform leads the rail industry.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission has no mandatory fire retardancy standards at present for upholstered furniture with the foam.

Fire retardancy is obtainable at a premium cost and therefore it is recommended that the specifier does not over specify his flame spread rating requirements.

Examples include Evershade's patented "Xlink" longer life technology, the "Easy Clean" system and various developments in the field of fire retardancy.

A recently conducted study of 11 insulation products made from fibreglass, cellulose, polyester and wool compared insulation performance, fire retardancy, any potential health hazards and cost.

All acrylic used meets Class A standard for fire retardancy and there is a mains isolator switch for complete peace of mind when changing tubes or posters.

This corrosion is caused by moisture reacting with the corrosive chemicals used to provide fire retardancy in insulations, a manufacturing process most common to the pure cellulosic materials.

The fire retardancy of both the mattress and its cover is very important, especially for people who smoke and/or those who are unable to get out of bed in an emergency.

It was frequently used for such purposes as furnace flues, roof shingles, siding, soffit and fascia panels, and wallboard for areas where fire retardancy is particularly important.

Many items of clothing will meet demanding performance requirements of fire retardancy, moisture vapour permeability, anti-FOD, POL-phobic and electro-static dissipation.

A-4.3(c) The fire retardancy of furniture should be evaluated on the basis of full-scale fire tests representative of the severe ignition scenarios to be expected in an institutional setting.

Revenue Canada’s analysis cannot determine whether the specifications for CPAI-84 fire retardancy have been met without having the subject fabric analyzed at an independent laboratory at a cost of approximately $600 per sample.