When the flame spread speed of car interior fabrics is faster than 0.1 seconds, it may be the boundary between safety and risk - and the Odyssey AUTO-CARS car interior flame retardant tester is the core equipment that holds this "life and death line".
Its core value isStrictly comply with GB8410-2006 mandatory flame retardant standards for automotive interiors——Specifically designed for interior materials such as seat fabrics and dashboard plastic parts, measuring flame spread speed.
During testing, the equipment will automatically record the flame trajectory and time after the sample is ignited, and the data will be directly integrated with the compliance audit requirements of the host factory and testing institutions. For component manufacturers, using it to complete testing is equivalent to obtaining a "pass" for supply chain access.
Being able to become an industry is backed by 20 years of technological accumulation:
Qualifications are strong enough20 years of independent research and development+100 patents, 8000 square meter factory+200 employees to support bulk supply;
The service is flexible enoughSupport factory inspection, 24-hour sampling, and OEM/ODM customization - able to quickly match new interior material testing and bulk equipment procurement;
High cost-effectivenessNew products have exclusive discounts, and bulk purchases can be negotiated with discounts. It is a "high cost-effective quality weapon" for manufacturers and testing institutions.
A certain interior factory in the Pearl River Delta was once delayed in receiving goods by the host factory due to non-compliance with flame retardant data. After using AUTO-CARS, not only was the flame spread speed of the seat fabric measured (in compliance with GB8410-2006), but also the detection efficiency was improved by 30% due to simple equipment operation and stable data - both passing the audit and shortening the product launch cycle.
For the automotive industry, interior flame retardancy is a "life-saving item". The value of AUTO-CARS is to turn "vague safety standards" into "quantifiable data", allowing every interior material to carry a tested safety confidence.