Horizontal Flammability
The Horizontal Flammability Test is a fire resistance test used to assess the flammability and fire propagation characteristics of materials, especially textiles and plastics. In this test, a horizontal specimen of the material is exposed to an open flame for a specified duration to determine its ignition and combustion behaviour.
Observation: The behavior of the specimen is observed as it is exposed to the flame. The test measures parameters such as ignition time, flame spread rate, and whether the material self-extinguishes after the flame source is removed.
Our Facility:
- Equipment Name: Horizontal Flame Chamber
- Mark/Model: Atlas, USA
- Range: Upto 200mm/min.
- Test Standard: FMVSS 302, ISO 3785, IS 15061, SES N 3245, SAE J 369, TL 1010, MS-300-05