Combustion Experiment: Thin Plywood
The burner used for combustion experiments has a firepower of about 1,300°C! Experiments with unprocessed, flame-retardant processed, flame-resistant processed, and non-combustible processed materials.
Here is an example of a combustion experiment conducted with "thin plywood." The chemicals used include the flame retardant "KS Fire Guard" and the non-combustible water-based paint "KS Retardant." While the applications of thin plywood are virtually limitless, it is still very flammable, even though it is a natural material. 【Overview of the Case】 ■ Combustion test specimens: All processed by a spraying robot ■ Burner used for combustion experiments: Approximately 1,300°C of firepower ■ Chemicals used: - Flame retardant "KS Fire Guard" (registered with the Japan Flame Retardant Association) - Non-combustible water-based paint "KS Retardant" *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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