Types of tests
FIRE-LAB as research and accredited laboratory is able to perform tests presented below:
FIRE-LAB as research and accredited laboratory is able to perform tests presented below:
EN 13823 – SBI – “Fire reaction tests for building products – Building products excluding flooring exposed to thermal attack by a single burning item”
This European Standard provides a testing method used to determine the fire reaction classification for building products (excluding flooring) listed in Table 1 of Decision 2000/147/EC. The purpose of this standard is to assess the behaviour of these products in terms of fire reaction.
Read moreEN ISO 11925-2:2020 – SMALL FLAME “Reaction to fire tests – Ignitability of products subjected to direct impingement of flame – Part 2: Single-flame source test”
This testing method was developed to determine the fire reaction properties of products. It specifies a test used to assess the ignitability of products exposed to the direct impingement of a small flame, without the influence of radiant heat, with vertical orientation of the specimen.
Read moreEN ISO 1716:2018-08 – CALORIMETER “Reaction to fire tests – Determination of the gross heat of combustion (calorific value)”
This method was developed to assess materials in terms of fire classes A1 and A2. It involves placing a small sample of the material inside a calorimetric bomb and conducting complete combustion in an atmosphere of pure oxygen.
Read moreEN ISO 1182:2020-12 – VERTICAL TUBE FURNACE “Reaction to fire tests – Non-combustibility test”
The above test method applies to materials with a homogeneous structure (e.g., mineral wool). During the test, a cylindrical sample is placed inside a vertical tube furnace heated to 750°C. Next, the temperature inside the sample, furnace temperature, and the occurrence of ignition of the test material are observed.
Read moreEN 60695-11-10:2014-02
EN 60695-11-20:2015-08 UL 94
Fire hazard testing. Test methods for flammability of materials using a small flame ignition source (50W or 500W) in horizontal or vertical orientation of the test specimen.
The above methods were developed to assess the flame spread characteristics of materials made of plastics. These tests determine the following classes: HB, V, 5V.
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