SPI Flammability Tester (Vinyl Material) - TNG1069

The TNG1069 SPI Flammability Tester is designed to evaluate the flammability characteristics of vinyl plastic film materials. The instrument operates by exposing a specimen to a standardized flame and measuring the burning rate and time. It is suitable for testing materials used in apparel and other applications where flammability compliance is required. The tester complies with CFR 16 Part 1611, which outlines the U.S. Flammable Fabrics Act for the flammability of apparel vinyl plastic film. The device features a stainless steel cabinet with a transparent viewing window, allowing for visual observation during testing. The flame length can be adjusted using a flow-valve, and the flame is applied at a distance of 9/16 inch from the specimen. The burning rate must not exceed 1.2 in./s, as determined by the average of five lengthwise and five transverse determinations when the specimen is positioned at a 45-degree angle. The tester includes a photoelectric sensor to automatically record burning time, ensuring accurate and reliable results. The timer has an accuracy of 0.01 seconds, and the unit dimensions are 400 mm in length, 410 mm in width, and 550 mm in height.

SPI Flammability Tester (Vinyl Material), is designed to determine the ignition properties of vinyl plastic film material. In addition, it complies with the standards proposed in the CFR 16 Part 1611 – U.S.A. Flammable Fabrics Act for flammability of apparel vinyl plastic film. Many countries have made related requirements for the flammability of textiles. As a result, there is a great need for such testing instruments. If you are looking for a flammability testing machine, then it will be your top choice.

Moreover, the SPI Flammability owns stainless steel cabinet with a transparent viewing window. Besides, you can adjust the flame length based on your need. In other words, adjustable flame length is available. However, the burning rate shall not exceed 1.2 in./s as judged by the average of five determinations lengthwise and five determinations transverse to the direction of processing when the specimen is placed at an angle of 45 degrees and exposed to the standardized flame (22# fire nozzle, 1/2 inch. in length). Therefore, when using SPI Flammability, you should take care of the details of the operation.

• Equipped with photoelectricity sensor accurately and automatically record burning time with no damage ensures 5 years of life or longer
• Timer accuracy up to 0.01 seconds
• 22# needle flame, 9/16inch from the specimen, flame length adjusted by flow-valve
• Timing distance of burning 6 inch
• Length: 400 mm
• Width: 410 mm
• Height: 550 mm
• CFR 16 Part 1611

Applicable Range of Vinyl Plastic Film Combustion The United States Flammable Fabrics Act (FFA) requires that all relevant textiles for sale in the United States be tested and meet its specified requirements for flame retardancy. The flammability standard for vinyl plastic films (16 CFR 1611) is used to detect non-rigid polyethylene plastic films (including transparent, translucent and opaque, flat and uneven surfaces, molded or surface treated) and the thickness of polyethylene film less than or equal to 0.33mm. Requirements for Flammability of Vinyl Plastic Film The average burning rate for each of the five longitudinal samples and five transverse samples is required not to exceed 3 cm/s, use the SPI flammability tester and test according to the test program specified in the standard (45-degree flammability test method).