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What are flame retardants?

Flame retardants are chemicals that are applied to materials to prevent the start or slow the growth of fire. They have been used in many consumer and industrial products since the 1970s, to decrease the ability of materials to ignite.

Flame retardants are often added or applied to the following products.

Furnishings, such as foam, upholstery, mattresses, carpets, curtains, and fabric blinds.
Electronics and electrical devices, such as computers, laptops, phones, televisions, and household appliances, plus wires and cables.
Building and construction materials, including electrical wires and cables, and insulation materials, such as polystyrene and polyurethane insulation foams.
Transportation products, such as seats, seat covers and fillings, bumpers, overhead compartments, and other parts of automobiles, airplanes, ships, and yachts.

Many flame retardants have been removed from the market or are no longer produced. However, because they do not easily break down, they can remain persistent in the environment for years. They can also bioaccumulate, or build up in people and animals over time.

Flame retardants are an invisible protection against the potentially devastating impact of fire.

The Flame Retardant formulas Yacht Range has been developed to exceed the performance standards required.

We are Trained and Licensed professionals.
Non-Hygroscopic.
Non-Corrosive.
Safe on most materials. Including Silks and Viscose materials.

All flame retardants under MGN 580 complying to IMO 2010 (FTP) Code must be applied by a Service Provider that is approved by a Nominated UK Body appointed under Statutory Instrument 1999 1957 to ensure compliance to the Code.

A range of textiles have been treated with flame retardant formula & have been tested to the exact requirements for Bedding, Upholstery, Curtains, Drapes, Floor & Wall Coverings of IMO 2010 (FTP) Code.

Flame Retardant products is uniquely Skin-Friendly, Non-Corrosive, Non-Toxic and Environmentally Friendly.

Flame Retardant also contains a Virocide, Biocide & Fungicide that is particularly effective against Noro Virus, MRSA, MSSA, Mold & Mildew.

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Do you need flame retardant?

Peace of mind.
Compliance with current legislation.
Added level of safety for those on board and your investment.
Can be added regularly to maintain adequate levels of retardant.
No upheaval or need to remove furniture, as treatment can be applied whilst in port.
Once applied, the treatment is invisible.
Costs as a percentage of the value of the vessel are minimal.

What is the difference between Flame retardant and Fire-resistant?

Fire-Resistant: the materials and naturally resistant to flame
These type of fabrics may catch fire, but they will either self-extinguish or burn extremely slowly.
The most important function of these materials and fabrics is to prevent the further spread of fire.
Flame Resistant:these term is a synonym of fire-resistant. If you hear this term used in place of flame-resistant, don't be confused. They mean exactly the same thing, and it is correct to use them interchangeably.
Flame-Retardant:fire-retardant fabrics are those that have undergone chemical treatment to acquire some of the same properties flame-resistant fabrics inherently have.
Any type of fabrics may be used, but it must undergo chemical treatment before it can be considered like flame retardant.
As a result of these chemicals procedures, flame-retardant fabrics become self-extinguishing and slow-burning.

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