Crash and flame retardant properties are very important in the production of interrogation room upholstery to ensure that potential hazards are minimized in the event of an emergency. The following are the general process steps and material selections that can be used to make interrogation room upholstery with crash and flame retardant properties:
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Material Selection: Choose materials with superior crash and flame retardant properties. Sponge material with good crash resistance can be used on the inside of the soft pack to reduce impact. The outer surface is made of flame-retardant materials such as flame-retardant fabrics or flame-retardant leather.
Internal filling: Choose an internal filling with good crash resistance, such as high-density sponge or other materials that can effectively absorb impact forces. This cushions the force in the event of an impact and mitigates potential injury.
Surface covering: Cover the outer surface of the upholstery with fabrics or other materials with good flame retardant properties to improve flame retardant properties. This helps prevent the spread of fire and ensures that the pouch is not prone to burning near the source of the fire.
Flame retardant treatment: Flame retardant treatment of the material of the pouch, which can be achieved by adding flame retardant agents or selecting materials that already have flame retardant properties. Ensure that the materials used meet the relevant flame retardant standards.
Sewing process: During the production process, strong, wear-resistant threads are used for sewing to ensure that the structure of the upholstery is firm. In key areas, such as edges and corners, double stitches can be used for reinforcement.
Corner treatment: Corners are the parts of the soft bag that are susceptible to impact, so special attention should be paid to the anti-collision design of the corners in the production, and soft material wrapping or other protective devices can be used.
Testing and certification: After the fabrication is completed, the crash and flame retardant properties are tested to ensure that the upholstery complies with the appropriate standards and regulations. Obtain relevant crash and flame retardant certifications to verify the performance of your products.
Regular inspection and maintenance: During use, regularly check the anti-collision and flame retardant properties of the pouch to ensure that it is effective for a long time, and maintain or replace it if necessary.
Throughout the process, working with professional manufacturers of fire and crash protection materials, and following relevant safety standards and regulations, is key to ensuring that interrogation room upholstery has good crash and flame retardant properties.