Video: Fire flash testing

At the University of Alberta’s Protective Clothing and Equipment Research Facility, extensive flash fire testing of several different FR fabrics illustrated the extent, severity and location of bodily burns following a standard three-second fire exposure.

In this video sponsored by Westex, the dangers of fire flash explosions are documented and explored.

At the University of Alberta’s Protective Clothing and Equipment Research Facility, extensive flash fire testing of several different FR fabrics illustrated the extent, severity and location of bodily burns following a standard three-second fire exposure.

See the results, and learn how complying with NFPA 2112 and ASTM F1930 can make your company safer.

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Visit Westex for more information about flame retardant fabrics and fire flash safety.

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