Flame Retardantcurtain offer a combination of safety and functionality, making them essential in various environments. Designed with specialized materials, these curtains resist fire, providing critical protection in homes, offices, public buildings, and other spaces where safety is a priority.
Why Choose Us
Rich Experience
Our company specialized in producing flame-retardant textiles for more than 25 years. The materials are 100% inherently flame-retardant polyester and Modacrylic. We own FR labs and testing equipment, and more than 10 well-experienced FR engineers, developed many new FR products for airplanes, trains, hotels, hospitals, furniture factories, etc.
Comprehensive and Customized Service
Our company's platform can also provide follow-up, in-depth services and customized services based on customer needs so that customers have a good shopping experience.
Complete Qualification
At present, the company has more than 30 core technologies and 30 authorized patents. The company has passed OEKO-TEX100 system certification, ISO9001 quality system certification, ISO14001 environmental system certification, occupational health and safety management system certification, and energy management system certification.
Quality Assurance
Our products have passed a variety of SGS flame retardant tests, They are widely used in aerospace, Orbit transportation, the high-end medical industry, and other fields. At the same time, the company through innovative integration, energy-saving environment-friendly modern enterprise.
Fire Safety Performance
The most notable feature of Flame retardant curtains is their superior fire resistance. These curtains are specially treated to effectively prevent the spread of fire and reduce the burning rate when exposed to a fire source. Compared with ordinary curtains, flame retardant curtains can greatly reduce the risk of fire spread, thereby providing higher safety for public places such as homes, hotels, schools, and hospitals.
Materials and Processes
Flame retardant curtains are usually made of flame retardant fibers, or by adding flame retardants to ordinary fibers to achieve fire resistance. Common flame retardant materials include polyester, fiberglass, etc., which have excellent fire resistance while maintaining beauty. In addition, flame retardant curtains undergo rigorous testing during the production process to ensure that they meet national and international fire protection standards such as BS 5867, NFPA 701, etc.
Excellent Heat and Sound Insulation
In addition to flame retardant functions, many flame retardant curtains also have good heat and sound insulation. The heavy fabric can block outdoor heat and noise, creating a more comfortable living or working environment.
Easy to Clean and Maintain
The cleaning and maintenance of flame-retardant curtains are relatively simple. Many products have anti-fouling and anti-static functions, which can effectively reduce the accumulation of dust and stains. Most flame-retardant curtains can be directly machine washed or hand washed. No special treatment is required during cleaning, which makes it very convenient to keep the curtains clean and beautiful.
What Makes Curtains Fire Retardant?
Curtains play an important role in any home. Not only do they provide privacy and keep the sun out, but they can also be made fire retardant to help keep your family safe in the event of a fire. Let's explore what makes curtains fire retardant. There are several different ways to make fire retardant curtains. They are made with a variety of materials that are designed to resist ignition and slow the spread of flames. The most common type of fire retardant curtain is made from a blend of polyester and acrylic fibers.
These fabrics are treated with chemicals that help to prevent them from igniting, and they also have a higher melting point than other types of fabrics. Moreover, some curtain manufacturers use special weaves and designs that make it more difficult for flames to spread. As a result, they can provide an effective barrier between flames and people or property.
Whether or not your curtains are fire retardant may depend on their material composition. For instance, natural fibers such as cotton and linen are more likely to be treated with fire retardant chemicals than synthetic fibers like polyester. However, it is also possible to find synthetic curtains that have been treated with fire retardant chemicals. In general, fire retardant curtains are designed to resist ignition and slow the spread of flames. This can buy you precious time in the event of a fire, giving you a greater chance to escape. When choosing new curtains, always check the label to see if they meet fire safety standards.
When it comes to fire safety, it is important to make sure that all potential sources of ignition are addressed. This includes ensuring that your curtains are fire retardant. There are a few key things to look for when checking if your curtains are fire retardant. Firstly, check the label as most manufacturers will clearly state if the product is fire resistant. Secondly, look for a special coating or treatment on the fabric. This will often be applied during the manufacturing process and will help to make the curtains more resistant to fire. Finally, consider the weight and thickness of the fabric. Heavier fabrics are generally more resistant to fire than lighter ones. By taking these factors into account, you can ensure that your space is as safe as possible from the risk of fire.
There is a lot of confusion out there about whether or not curtain fabric is fire retardant. The truth is, it depends on the type of fabric. The most common type of curtain fabric is polyester. Polyester is a synthetic fabric that is not flammable. However, it will melt if exposed to high temperatures. If you are looking for a fire retardant curtain fabric, look for one that is made from 100% polyester. Another option is to choose a curtain fabric that has been treated with a fire retardant chemical. These chemicals make the fabric more resistant to burning, but they will not completely prevent the fabric from burning. When choosing a fire retardant curtain fabric, always check the label to be sure. Finally, remember that even fire retardant curtains are not 100% fireproof. They will still burn if exposed to high enough temperatures. For this reason, it is always best to have a working smoke alarm in your home and event space and to practice fire safety in general.
Flame-Retardant Curtains (FR)
The fabric of this curtain is treated with a flame-retardant chemical that helps to prevent it from catching fire and burning quickly. These curtains should be properly washed and dried according to instructions to maintain their flame-retardant properties.
Durably Flame Retardant (DFR)
These fabrics are treated with a chemical that makes them more durable, allowing them to withstand up to 25 washings without losing their flame-retardant properties.
Inherent Flame Retardant (IFR)
These woven curtains are made to resist fire even when washed and dried. They can last when instructions are strictly followed.
What Are The Materials And Standards Of Flame Retardant Curtain Fabrics
Flame retardant curtain fabrics include jacquard, plain weave, twill, yarn-dyed, dyed, printed cloth, etc.
With the improvement of people's life and the development of technology, flame retardant curtain fabrics need to achieve flame retardant, heat insulation, sound insulation, mildew proof, waterproof, oil proof, antifouling, dustproof, antistatic and other functions; The curtains are non-toxic and harmless to the human body, the light fastness is above 5, the drape is not easy to wrinkle, the color does not fade, there is no peculiar smell, and the shading effect is good.
Flame retardant curtain fabric has the function of fire retardant and flame retardant, and is widely used. The national standard GB50222-95 "Code for Fire Protection of Building Interior Decoration Design" stipulates that building decoration materials are divided into four grades according to their combustion characteristics: Class A non-combustibility; Class B1 non-flammability; Class B2 flammability; Class B3 flammability. Therefore, only fabrics with grades A and B1 can be called flame-retardant fabrics. In addition to non-textile fabrics that can achieve A-level flame retardant, the highest level of flame-retardant fabrics is B1.
There are three main indicators of the B1 level standard:
Oxygen index: ≥32.0%;
Vertical combustion performance: Burning time≤30S, burning height≤250mm;
Smoke density grade: ≤75SDR
Flame retardant curtain fabrics can also choose silver tape for shading and radiation protection. The so-called silver tape is the flame-retardant Oxford cloth to do the silver-coated finishing process. It can prevent harmful optical fiber from being irradiated by strong light, block 80% of ultraviolet rays, and play a good protective function.
The finishing of flame retardant curtain silver cloth is divided into PU and PA coating process. It is to coat the reverse side of the Oxford cloth with silver-white colloid. It has the functions of shading, sun protection, waterproof, radiation protection and so on. But PU has better fastness and elasticity than PA coating.
There is a wide variety of fire resistant fabrics, each with unique qualities that make them suitable for various purposes. Coated fabrics are a typical type of fire retarded material deployed in a variety of industries. These materials are frequently used for protection because they resist heat. A flame retardant solution prevents materials from igniting when exposed to low-energy ignition sources, such as a cigarette lighter. To produce fire retardant fabric, textile companies add specific chemical components.
There are two common types of fire retardant fabric material treatments:
Coating method: Fire-resistant back-coating is applied to the fabric in question. This makes the fabric more suitable for upholstery by stiffening it. As a result of the coating process, the hang of the fabric is less natural than other fabric treatments, making it less ideal for use as the curtain fabric.
Chemical dipping is another frequent fire-retardant technique, typically used in fabric composed of natural fibers (or with a high percentage of natural fibers). The fabric is immersed in a chemical solution, which dissolves into the fibers and forms a barrier between the fiber and the flame.
Our Factory
DT-TEX is a high-tech enterprise focusing on new flame retardant materials for more than 25 years, committed to bringing green, safe, and healthy flame retardant textiles into every family, and every public place, to make the world safer. The main products include high-performance flame-retardant textiles, flame-retardant composite materials, and flame-retardant nylon products. Our products have passed a variety of SGS flame retardant tests, They are widely used in aerospace, Orbit transportation, the high-end medical industry, and other fields. Our high-performance flame retardant textiles have reached the international GB8965-98 requirements, at the same time They meet the European Union "EN470, EN470-1, EN533, EN531, BS5852" and domestic railway flame retardant standard TB3237, oxygen index (LOI) & GT reach to 32%, Our flame retardant composite new material technology innovation level reached the domestic advanced Level.
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