Fire reaction testing for cabin interiors in the aviation and rail industries is essential for verifying that cabin materials, seat cushions, and other interior components meet stringent fire safety standards. By evaluating how materials slow or prevent the spread of flames and minimise smoke and toxic gas emissions, these tests help safeguard passengers and crews in the event of a fire.
All test results must be thoroughly documented, certified, and approved by the relevant authorities. The fire tests are recognised and accepted by the aviation authorities EASA and FAA as well as NADCAP accredited. In the field of railway industry, Applus+ Laboratories is also ISO 17025 accredited for tests specified in EN 45545-2 standard.
At Applus+ Laboratories, we offer a comprehensive range of Fire Reaction Testing services to support aircraft and rail projects:
Our laboratories can perform tests according to the following requirements and standards: CS 25 App. F Par I to VII, FAR 25 App. F Part I to VII and EN 45545-2.
Fire Reaction Testing provides several key benefits for aircraft and rail applications:
With our proven expertise in Fire Reaction Testing for aviation and rail, Applus+ Laboratories offers a world-class service to support your certification and design processes:
Choose Applus+ Laboratories for your Fire Reaction Testing for Cabin Interiors and benefit from faster approvals, reliable compliance, and enhanced safety across your aviation and rail programmes.
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