Flame retardant fabric standards
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GB8965-98 China National Standard for Flame Retardant Clothing
The National Bureau of Standards of China promulgated the industrial flame retardant clothing standard in 1998 with reference to the 1988 standard of the same name and similar international standards.
Detailed provisions are made on the following aspects: the overall performance of flame-retardant clothing, the flame-retardant properties of clothing materials and sutures, the mechanical properties of clothing, the structural design, processing and production of clothing,
Finished product marking, packaging and transportation, inspection methods, etc.
GA10-91 Performance requirements and test methods for ordinary protective clothing for Chinese firefighters
The standards for ordinary protective clothing for fire fighters promulgated by the Ministry of Public Security of China stipulate the following: the overall performance of flame-retardant clothing, the flame-retardant properties of stitching and clothing,
Mechanical properties of clothes, structural design, processing and production of clothes, finished product marking, packaging and transportation, inspection methods, etc.
EN531: EU standard for industrial thermal protective clothing
The overall performance, structural design, dimensional stability, flame spread, heat and molten metal resistance, size markings and marks, user information, identification patterns, etc. of flame-retardant clothing are stipulated.
EN470-1: EU standard for thermal protective clothing for welders and similar types of work
Specifies the design requirements, material requirements, safety requirements, size markings and marks, user information, identification patterns, etc. for flame-retardant clothing.
EN479 EU fire protection clothing standard
This standard specifies the standards for protective clothing for structural fire protection. The main consideration is to protect against heat and flame. This standard does not cover special tasks or special fire protection such as cleaning up chemical spills, forest fires, close fire fighting, road accident rescue, etc. Standards include general requirements, important safety requirements, additional requirements, markings, user information and identification patterns.
NFPA 2112: National Fire Protection Association Standard for Flash Fire Resistant Clothing
The American Fire Protection Association stipulates the following aspects of flame-retardant protective clothing for industrial flash fires:
Product marking, user information, clothing design, fibers, sutures, accessories, and labels.
NFPA 1971 2000 Edition National Fire Protection Association Fire Fighting Clothing Standard
This standard specifies the minimum clothing requirements for structural fire firefighters, including the design, performance, testing, and clothing components and accessories (jackets, pants, helmets,
Gloves, shoes), this version combines the contents of the original NFPA1971, 1973, 1972 and 1974, and can completely replace the latter.
NFPA 1977 1998 Edition National Fire Protection Association Fire Fighting Clothing Standard
This standard specifies the minimum clothing requirements for wildland fire firefighters, including the design of clothing,
Performance, testing, and inspection of clothing components and accessories (shirts, jackets, pants, helmets, hoods, capes, gloves, footwear). This version combines the original NFPA 1971,
The contents of 1972, 1973 and 1974 can all be replaced by the latter.
AS4824-2001 Australian (Transitional Version) Firefighter Protective Clothing Standard
The standard specifies the design requirements, sampling and preconditioning, mechanical performance requirements, thermal performance requirements,
Ergonomic and comfort requirements, general requirements, manufacturer information and marking marks.
AS4967-2002 Australian (transitional version) fire protective clothing standard
The standard specifies the design requirements, proofing and pretreatment, thermal performance requirements, mechanical performance requirements,
Ergonomic and comfort requirements, general requirements, manufacturer information and marking marks. –
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