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Flammability tests for automotive applications

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Safety standards in the automotive sector are very high. In particular, the fire properties of the materials and components used are tested. The standards of the individual car manufacturers, such as VW (TL 1010), Daimler (DBL 5307) or BMW (GS 97038) refer to the US specifications of FMVSS 302, which have been adopted in DIN 75200. The burning rate is determined under standardized conditions.

OMPG can prepare components for the fire tests as well as produce and test sample plates from supplied granulate for small parts that do not meet the minimum sample size requirements.

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The requirements for supplier parts in the automotive sector are becoming ever more extensive and differentiated. OMPG offers professional testing services for automotive products in accordance with OEM and manufacturer standards.

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List of test standards for Flammability tests for automotive applications
ASTM D5132

Standard Test Method for Horizontal Burning Rate of Polymeric Materials Used in Occupant Compartments of Motor Vehicles
BMW GS 97038

Determination of the burning behavior of automotive interior materials
CMVSS 302 (Kanada)

Flammability of Interior Materials
DBL 5307

Flame retardant delivery specification – Interior components – Requirements and test specifications – Section 6.1 Test to determine the horizontal burning rate of interior components, materials and material systems
DIN 75200

Determination of the burning behavior of automotive interior materials
ECE UN-R 118 Annex 6

Test to determine the horizontal burning rate of materials
FMVSS 302 (49 CFR 571.302)

Code of Federal Regulations – Title 49 – Transportation Part 571 – FEDERAL MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARDS; Section § 571.302 – Standard No. 302; Flammability of interior materials
GB 8410

Flammability of Automotive Interior Materials
GMW 3232

Test Method for Determining the Flammability of Interior Trim Materials
ISO 3795

Rubber, vulcanized or thermoplastic – Determination of tensile stress-strain properties
KMVSS Art. 95 (Korea)

Flammability of Interior Materials
Porsche PTL 8501 (VW96243)

Interior – Burning behavior – Requirements and testing
SAE J369

Flammability of Polymeric Interior Materials – Horizontal Test Method
TRIAS 20-J027-01 (Japan)

Test for Flame-resistant interior Materials
VCS 5031,19

Flammability of Interior Materials
VSTD 19. 19-1 (Taiwan)

Flammability of the interior materials for motor vehicle (Bezug zu UN R118 Kapitel 6)
VW TL 1010

Interior materials; burning behavior, material requirements