Flame-retardant standards for textile fabrics in various countries

1. BS7177 (BS5807) applies to furniture, mattresses and other fabrics in public places in the United Kingdom. Fire performance is particularly required and testing methods are strict. The fire is divided into eight fire sources of 0~7 grades, corresponding to the four fire ratings of low, medium, high and extremely high risk.

2. BS7175 applies to permanent fire protection standards in hotel hotels, entertainment venues and other crowded places. The test requires two or more test fires through Schedule 4 Part 1 and Schedule 5 Part 1.

3. BS7176 is suitable for furniture covering fabrics. It is required to be fireproof and washable. The test requires fabrics and fillers to reach Schedule 4 Part 1, Schedule 5 Part 1, and smoke density and toxicity test indexes. It is a more stringent fireproof standard for cushioned seats than BS7175 (BS5852).

4. BS5452 is applicable to bed sheets and pillow textiles in public places in the UK and all imported furniture. It requires 50 times of water washing or dry cleaning to still effectively prevent fire.

5.BS5438 ​​series: British BS5722 pajamas for children; British BS5815.3 bedding; British BS6249.1B curtains.

B. American fabric flame retardant standards:

1. CA-117 is a widely used disposable fire protection standard in the United States and does not require post-water testing to apply to most textiles exported to the United States.

2. CS-191 is a universal fire protection standard for protective clothing in the United States, emphasizing long-term fire performance and wearing comfort. The processing technology is usually a two-step synthesis method or a multi-step synthesis method, which has a high technical content and a profit added value.

3. NFPA-701, 703 is a fire protection standard promulgated by the American Fire Protection Association and is applicable to curtains in public places that do not require water resistance. Tests also require adsorption of physical and chemical indicators such as dryness and feel.

4. The TB-603 full name BHFTI CTB-603 will be implemented in the United States from January 1, 2005. Mainly used for mattresses, bedspreads and other bed supplies. The test method is: A complete mattress (bed mattress) is tested for the exothermic value by the chamber combustion method.

5. NFPA261.94 applies to furniture covering strong objects, including sofas.

6. The fire protection standards required for FAR25-83 aircraft interior fabrics.

C. German fabric flame retardant standards:

1. DIN-4102 (DIN66084) decorative fabrics fire protection standards;

2. DIN23320 and DIN54336-80 (DIN 66083) protective clothing fire protection standards;

D. Japanese fabric flame retardant standards:

1. JISL1008-69 aircraft decorative fabrics fire protection standards;

2. JISL1091 protective clothing standard;

3. JIS1201 = FMVSS302 automotive decorative fabrics fire protection standards;

E. French fabric flame retardant standards:

1. NFG07-184 protective clothing fabric;

2. NFG92-501-505 decorative fabric fire protection standards;