Oxford cloth is a material widely used in outdoor products and is popular for its lightweight, wear-resistant, waterproof and other properties. However, due to different fire safety requirements in different regions, Oxford cloth needs to meet different fire protection standards when sold.
1. Fireproof standards of Oxford cloth
The Fireproof standards of Oxford cloth mainly include: combustion performance test, oxygen index test and vertical combustion test. Among them, the combustion performance test evaluates the material’s ability to react under an open flame; the oxygen index test evaluates the flammability of the material in the air; and the vertical combustion test evaluates the flammability of the material in the vertical direction.
2. The requirements of American fire protection standards for Oxford cloth
The American fire protection standards for Oxford cloth mainly include: CPAI-84 and NFPA701. Among them, CPAI-84 is a standard formulated for tents and other outdoor products, requiring materials to not continue to burn after being exposed to an open flame for 12 seconds; NFPA701 is a standard developed for indoor products such as stage curtains, requiring materials to be heated after being exposed to an open flame for 30 seconds. It cannot continue to burn.
3. Requirements of EU fire protection standards for Oxford cloth
The EU fire protection standards for Oxford cloth mainly include: EN13501-1 and ENISO694/41. Among them, EN13501-1 is one of the EU certification systems that evaluates the sustainable development and environmental impact of building materials. In this certification system, level A is the highest level; ENISO694/41 is a standard for tents and other outdoor products.
4. Requirements of Chinese fire protection standards for Oxford cloth
China’s fire protection standards for Oxford cloth mainly include: GB/T5455 and GB/T8624. Among them, GB/T5455 tests the scorch resistance of textiles and divides them into grades A to F; GB/T8624 evaluates the sustainable development and environmental impact of building materials and divides them into grades B1 to F. Level B3.
5. Fire protection standards that Oxford cloth needs to meet when sold in different regions
Because different regions have different concerns about materials used in buildings and outdoor products and other products. Safety requirements, when selling, need to meet the relevant safety regulations and certification procedures specified in the corresponding regional regulations or market demand.
6. Differences in fire protection standards bring increased production costs
Since the products used in various regions must comply with corresponding safety regulations and certification procedures to ensure consumer safety, during the product production process Relevant testing and verification processes must be implemented strictly in accordance with specifications to achieve corresponding quality and technical levels. These extra steps result in increased production costs.
7. Global unified fire protection standards may appear in the future
As globalization accelerates and trade cooperation between countries becomes increasingly close, global unified product quality and safety standards may appear in the future. Manage systems to meet consumer expectations and enhance market competitiveness.
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