Classification of finishing flame retardant fabrics

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Flame retardant fabric, cotton flame retardant fabric, C/N cotton nylon flame retardant fabric, CVC flame retardant fabric, flame retardant anti-static fabric, flame retardant standard flame retardant protective clothing

Currently, the commonly used flame-retardant fabrics are durable flame-retardant fabrics, and qualified flame-retardant fabrics are required to be able to be washed more than 50 times. The production of post-finishing flame-retardant fabrics is to perform flame-retardant post-finishing on the fabrics. Flame retardant fabrics are chemically usually produced through fabric post-treatment as a textile finishing process. This finishing process produces flame-retardant properties with varying durability in response to different laundering methods, based on chemical properties. Usually finishing flame retardant fabrics include: cotton flame retardant fabrics, C/N cotton nylon flame retardant fabrics, CVC flame retardant fabrics, flame retardant anti-static fabrics, etc.
The American market usually uses cotton nylon flame-retardant fabrics: flame-retardant fabrics made of cotton fiber and nylon fiber blended in a certain proportion and treated with special flame-retardant technology; they are highly wear-resistant, high-strength, breathable and moisture-permeable , quick-drying and easy-to-wash, and also has excellent arc damage protection properties; the products are used in fire protection, electric power industries, flame-retardant protective clothing for welders, as well as for workers in steelmaking, welding, exploration, mining, petrochemicals, electric power and other industries. protection.
At present, in order to uniformly manage flame-retardant fabrics and other flame-retardant products internationally, corresponding flame-retardant standards have been formulated. Currently, European and American standards are used internationally. European standards include EN11611, EN11612, EN61482, EN14116, etc. American standards include ASTM D6413, NFPA 2112, ASTM F1959, NFPA 70E/IEC 61482-1-2, etc.
The finished flame-retardant fabrics produced by the city’s textile industry mainly use Proban flame-retardant technology and Pyrovatex CP (Ciba) flame-retardant technology.
Customers can choose flame-retardant fabrics that suit their needs according to their different needs, or they can tell us your needs, and Textile will help you recommend flame-retardant fabrics that are more suitable for you.
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