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• Prevents fire damage to fabrics and textiles
• Self-extinguishing capability to prevent fire spread
• Multiple application methods: can be sprayed, dipped, or padded on various substrates
• Provides flame-retardant protection for a specified duration
• Limits char length to under 6 inches
• Suitable for various substrates: textile, wood, paper, foam, and absorbent materials
• Coverage: Upto 150 sq. ft. per liter (for fabric of 275-325 GSM)
• Safe for fabric and personnel during treatment
• Ideal for use on upholstery, curtains, carpets, car seats, and all types of fabric
• Available in 1, 5, and 20-liter ready-to-use drums
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• Approved by the Government of the City of New York under the Bureau of Standard and Appeals
• Test Certificates: Holds a California Registered Flame Resistant Certificate
• BS 5852, Part I (1979): NITRA NLC 1025 and 1026. Methods of test for the ignitability by smokers' materials of upholstered composites for seating. Two tests are performed to assess ignitability: the smouldering cigarette test and the match flame equivalent test. Achieved non-ignition results for both
• ASTM-E-84: Treated fabric passes this complex test
• NFPA-701: Treated fabric meets these stringent fire code requirements. (Note: 100% Nylon treated passes ASTM-E84 but not NFPA-701)
• All above tests are class A.
• IS 12722: Textile floor coverings - determination  of flame resistance by Tablet test
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Flame retardants for textiles are chemical treatments designed to reduce the flammability of fabrics, preventing ignition and slowing the spread of fire. These treatments enhance safety by making materials self-extinguish and minimizing fire damage. They are widely used in various applications, including upholstery, curtains, and carpets etc. Our formulations ensure that these treatments are safe for both the environment and human health.