Founded in 2007, is an enterprise with 16 years of research and development experience in textile fabrics. The company focuses on the research and development and production of ready stocks fabric, and has passed the ISO system, the European OEKO-TEX certification. Our head office located at Qingdao city, one of the biggest seaport of China.Also we have warehouse and breach office at Shaoxing, Shijiazhuang, Hongkong, Madagascar. We served customers more than 50 countries and expecting develop business with new customers. The production process of flame retardant fabric involves several steps. It starts with the selection of base fabrics that have the desired characteristics and properties suitable for flame retardancy treatment. The fabrics then undergo chemical treatments or coatings to enhance their fire resistance. These treatments can include the application of flame retardant chemicals, followed by curing and drying processes. The treated fabrics are then tested for their flame retardant properties and compliance with safety standards before being used for manufacturing various products. The advantages of flame retardant fabric are manifold. It provides an additional layer of safety and protection in environments where fire hazards are present. Flame retardant fabrics are often durable and long-lasting, withstanding the rigors of industrial use. Moreover, advancements in textile technology have allowed for the development of flame retardant fabrics that are comfortable to wear, breathable, and flexible, ensuring workers can perform their tasks without compromising safety or comfort. The primary function of flame retardant fabric is to minimize the risk of fire-related injuries and property damage. It acts as a barrier between individuals and flames, providing them with crucial seconds or minutes to escape a hazardous situation. Flame retardant fabric is also used to manufacture various protective clothing items, including coveralls, jackets, pants, and gloves, which are designed to shield workers in industries with fire exposure. Flame retardant fabric comes in different types, each tailored to specific applications and requirements. Common types include treated fabrics, where chemical coatings are applied to enhance fire resistance, and inherently flame-resistant fabrics, which are made from fibers with inherent fire-resistant properties. Examples of inherently flame-resistant fibers include aramid fibers (such as Nomex and Kevlar) and modacrylic fibers.