Within the global occupational safety and personal protective equipment (PPE) framework, flame-resistant (FR) workwear must comply with region- or industry-specific technical regulations. In its product development process, Xinxiang Chuangwei Garments Co., Ltd. references and adheres to multiple internationally recognized standards to meet diverse market compliance requirements.
Currently, the company’s FR workwear has been tested and verified by independent third-party laboratories (such as SGS and TÜV) and complies with the following key standards:
EN ISO 11612: For protection against heat hazards in industrial environments (e.g., radiant heat, convective heat).
EN ISO 11611: Specifies performance requirements for protective clothing used in welding and allied processes.
EN ISO 14116: Addresses limited flame spread properties for garments used in low-risk thermal exposure scenarios.
NFPA 2112:2012: The American National Standard for flame-resistant garments used in industrial settings with flash fire hazards, published by the National Fire Protection Association.
These standards set strict limits on critical performance indicators, including after-flame time, afterglow time, thermal shrinkage, and heat transfer properties. Prior to formal third-party testing, Chuangwei conducts internal pre-screening on both fabrics and finished garments to ensure baseline compliance before submission.
It is important to note that the same fabric may perform differently under various testing protocols. Therefore, upon receiving a customer inquiry, Chuangwei proactively recommends suitable fabric solutions and certification pathways based on the client’s target market and intended application.
All test reports are issued by accredited third-party laboratories, ensuring transparency and traceability. Chuangwei Garments does not self-declare “certification” or “compliance.” Instead, it provides objective, data-driven explanations based on verified test results to support informed customer decisions.
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