About Vertical Flammability
| Grade | Automatic |
| Material | Mild Steel |
| Type Of Testing Machines | Eddy Current Dynamometer |
| Packaging Type | Box |
| Model Name/Number | VFT |
| Display Type | Digital |
| Usage/Application | Laboratory |
Compliant with International Testing StandardsThis vertical flammability tester meets the requirements of IS 15061, ASTM D6413, and UL94, ensuring your testing results are globally recognized and acceptable for regulatory submissions. Rigorously engineered, it provides reliable data for various materials, including polymers and textiles.
Advanced Safety and User InterfacesThe device offers advanced safety features such as an emergency stop, flame shield, and safety switches, coupled with a front-mounted, easy-to-access control panel. The heat-resistant glass observation window allows safe, uninterrupted monitoring throughout the test.
Versatile Laboratory ApplicationWith its robust mild steel construction and compatibility with an array of materials, this flammability tester is designed for consistent performance in laboratory settings. The instrument accommodates one standard specimen at a time, with an upgrade option for increased throughput.
FAQ's of Vertical Flammability:
Q: How does the vertical flammability tester operate?
A: The operator secures a specimen in the sample holder, sets ignition and after-flame timing via the digital panel, and adjusts the Bunsen burner. Testing proceeds under observation through the heat-resistant window, following the selected international test standard.
Q: What materials can be tested with this equipment?
A: This instrument is suitable for evaluating the flammability of polymers, textiles, insulation, plastic, and similar materials, supporting compliance checks for IS, ASTM, and UL standards.
Q: When is the best time to use this tester?
A: This tester is ideal for pre-compliance assessments, quality control, research, or certification processes in both academic and industrial laboratories handling materials that must meet flame resistance standards.
Q: Where should the flammability tester be installed?
A: The unit is designed for indoor laboratory environments on level benches, with access to 230 V AC electrical supply and appropriate ventilation for safe testing.
Q: What is the testing process for a standard specimen?
A: Place the standard-sized specimen (125 mm x 13 mm) into the holder, set the appropriate timer values, adjust burner angle, and commence the test while monitoring through the safety glass. The process is as per the selected national or international standard.
Q: What benefits does this instrument offer laboratories?
A: By delivering precise, standard-compliant data, the tester enhances research quality, supports certification and regulatory compliance, and improves laboratory safety through built-in system protections.