ISO 6940 Vertical multifunctional combustion instrument For fabric

Product Introduce

The ISO 6940 vertical flammability tester assesses textile fabrics' flame resistance and spread under controlled conditions. Compliant with ISO 6940, EN 1103, and ASTM D4151 standards, it ensures reliable evaluation for apparel, home textiles, and industrial materials. Essential for global safety certifications, this equipment delivers precise data to meet fire regulations and enhance product reliability.

Standard

1. International Standards

1. ISO 6940:2004

- Core standard for determining the flammability of vertical textile fabric specimens and evaluating the burning behavior of materials by simulating flame contact.

2. ISO 6941:2003

- Supplements ISO 6940 and specifically evaluates the flame spread performance of vertical specimens.

3. ISO 10047:1993

- Used to determine the surface burning time of fabrics, often used in combination with vertical burning tests.

2. European Standards

1. BS 5438:1989

- British standard for flame retardant performance testing of vertical textiles and component bottoms and edges.

2. BS EN 1103:2005

- European Union standard for the determination of the burning performance of clothing fabrics, covering vertical burning tests.

3. BS EN 13772:2003

- Evaluates the flame spread performance of curtains and curtains, requiring the support of a vertical burning instrument.

3. Other regional standards

1. AS 2755.1/2/3

- Australian and New Zealand standards for flammability testing of vertical specimens.

2. ASTM D4151

- American standard, involving flame retardant performance testing of blanket fabrics, some methods are compatible with vertical burning.

4. Related standards

- ISO 3795: Although it is a horizontal burning standard, the equipment is often compatible with vertical testing requirements.

- BS 5722:1991: Flame retardant testing for pajamas fabrics requires support from a vertical burning instrument.