ASTM E162 is a standardized procedure for determining the behavior of the spread of flames of flat materials under a controlled radiant heat source. A vital consideration for materials used in tight confinements, such as aircraft, trains, and buildings, is their surface flammability, as it may pose a threat to property and life due to its rapid transmission. The test aids in the fire safety regulation and assists manufacturers in choosing or certifying materials for flame-retardant use.
Get Certified ASTM E162 for Uncompromising Quality and Project Success
The ASTM E162 certification will confirm that the surface flammability of a material will satisfy accepted safety standards. The test is used to test the behavior of materials on radiant heat and the spread of flame. ASTM E162 results are used by industries to incorporate safer materials and ensure adherence to fire regulations during building construction, transport, and industrial equipment.
