flammability standards

Flammability standards are safety guidelines that materials and products must meet to reduce fire risks. They involve testing how easily a substance ignites, how quickly it burns, and how it behaves when exposed to heat or flames. These standards help ensure that fabrics, furniture, packaging, and other items don't easily catch fire or spread flames, protecting consumers and property. Regulatory agencies set these requirements, and manufacturers must pass specific tests to certify their products are flame-resistant or meet fire safety criteria. Overall, they aim to minimize fire hazards and promote safety in everyday environments.