Fire-blocking layer

Fire-blocking layer

A fabric layer composed of fibres with flame-retardant properties used in aircraft seat cushions and other upholstery constructions to decrease the overall flammability of the total construction by preventing access of flame to the body of the construction.

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Category: Manufactured fibers
Company: Celanese
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