| Brand Name: | SKYLINE |
| Model Number: | SL-FL086 |
| MOQ: | 1 unit |
| Price: | neogitable |
| Payment Terms: | T/T, Western Union, |
| Supply Ability: | 1 unit / month |
Critical Radiant Flux Flammability Testing Equipment For Flooring Panel
SL-FL05 Radiant Flooring Panel Test Apparatus
To measure the critical radiant flux of flame stop spreading horizontally, and smoke density of flooring material during test.
Product Overview
The SL‑FL05 Radiant Flooring Panel Test Apparatus is a reaction‑to‑fire test system designed for flooring materials, measuring critical radiant flux and flame spread behaviour under a controlled radiant heat source. It is used to evaluate floor coverings such as carpets, wood, vinyl, and composites for fire safety classification, providing essential data on ignition resistance and flame propagation.
Features
1. All structural components are made of stainless steel, appearance,and corrosion resistance;
2. The radiation source is a porous ceramic heat radiating plate of 300mm*450mm, and tilted 30 °;
3. The calorimeter is imported from United States , range 50kW/m2;
4. The igniters diameter is 0.7mm, 19/EA, is located at the bottom of the center line of each 60°;
5. The standard plate is made of calcium silicate without coating layer,which is size of 1050*250mm and thickness is 20±1mm ,density is 850 ± 100kg/m³;
6. Small stainless steel auxiliary ignition burner ignited sample.
7. Inlet flow control valve, precise control of propane flow;
8. Equipped with air blower providing air, mixed gas through the venturi mixing gas
Standards
• ISO 9239-1: Flooring fire reaction test - Part 1: Combustion performance of flooring materials tested by radiant heat
• ISO 9239-2: Flooring fire reaction test - Part 2: Testing flame spread status under the heat flux is 25kW/m2
• ASTM E 648: Critical Radiant Flux of Floor standard test - covering system uses radiant heat energy
• ASTM E 970: Using a Radiant Heat Energy Source, test insulation floor insulation standard test for Critical Radiant Flux Using a Radiant Heat Energy
• NFPA 253: Standard Test Method for using radiant heat energy, test plates overlay system Critical Radiant Flux
Technical parameters
| Maximum operating power | 5kw |
| Timing accuracy | <1s / h |
| Heat flux meter Measuring range |
(0-15) Kw / m2; (heat flow customer-owned) |
| Heat flux meter accuracy | ± 0.2Kw / m2 |
| Heat flux meter accuracy | <± 3%; |
| Heat radiation pyrometer range | 400-600 ℃, the accuracy of ± 0.5 ℃; |
| Black body temperature error | ± 5 ℃; |
| Smoke speed | (2.5 ± 0.2) m / s |
| Smoke capacity | (39-85) m3 / min |
| Porous refractory radiation board size | 300mm × 450mm, the ability of about 900 ℃ high temperature; |
| Thermocouple | diameter of 3.2mm K-type stainless steel armored thermocouple |
| Burning torch | diameter ¢ 10mm diameter ¢ 6mm, spray tube on the 35 ¢ 0.7mm hole |
| Flame height | 60 ~ 120mm adjustable |
| Ignition system | high voltage electronic ignition |
| Burning box size | L1420 * W1200 * H2300 (mm) |
| Strong exhaust system | the machine is equipped with a strong fan, when the test is completed, start the exhaust fan system will be exhausted outdoors |
Application
Material Testing: Suitable for various floor coverings like textile carpets, cork, wood, rubber, plastic flooring, and floor coating materials
Construction & Building: Testing flame spread and combustion characteristics of flooring materials used in homes, offices, and public spaces
Transportation: Evaluating fire performance of flooring in railways, aviation, and shipping
Insulation Materials: Can also measure the critical radiation of attic floor cellulose insulation
Compliance & Classification: Provides essential data for certification and for fire safety classifications like the Euroclass system (A2FL, BFL, CFL, DFL)
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What materials can this test, and which standards does it meet?
A1: It tests almost all floor coverings – textile carpets, cork, wood, rubber, vinyl, and sprayed coatings. It fully complies with ISO 9239‑1/‑2, ASTM E648, ASTM E970, NFPA 253, and GB/T 11785‑2005, so your results are accepted worldwide.
Q2: What does it actually measure, and what are the key specs?
A2: It measures critical radiant flux – the minimum heat level needed to sustain flame spread – giving you a clear fire‑risk rating. Key specs: 300×450 mm ceramic radiant plate (up to ~900 °C), heat flux meter (0‑15 kW/m², ±0.2 kW/m²), and exhaust flow 2.5 m/s.
Q3: How accurate and repeatable are the results?
A3: Very. The gas supply uses a mass flow controller and a Venturi mixer with inverter‑controlled blower for a steady air‑fuel ratio. You can fine‑tune output with a 3‑way calibration device, and an IR radiometer gives real‑time plate temperature.
Q4: Is it easy to operate?
A4: Absolutely. Auto‑ignition and an automatic specimen pusher remove guesswork. The whole system runs on a 19‑inch PC with LabVIEW software – set parameters, start, and let it run.
Q5: What are the installation and maintenance requirements?
A5: Install in a draft‑free room at 23 ± 5 °C and 50 ± 20 % RH, using propane gas. Maintenance: regularly clean the radiant plate and check output with a calibrated radiometer to keep accuracy.
Q6: Are there any optional extras?
A6: Yes – you can add a smoke density testing module to measure smoke production, giving a more complete fire‑safety profile without a separate machine.
Aftersales service and technical support
After-sales service and technical support
Oneyear aftersales support, lifetime technical assistance
Equipment installation and calibration
Calibration services
Support for the development of testing methods
Technical training
Contact information
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