DIN 4102 Building Material Flammability Testing Equipment / Smoke Density Fire Tester

Standards

ASTM D 2843,DIN 4102

Specification

1. Maximum smoke density (MSD) and smoke density (SDR) for the specimen: 0-100% continuously measurable and automatically calculated;
2. With the standard optical correction error of not more than 3%; each device is equipped with three standard filters, proof of light source data, representative
3. Bunsen lamp working pressure (210 ± 5) KPa;
4. Bunsen lamp on the sample to impose a flame 4min;
5. Automatic timing, automatic ignition, automatic smoke; luminous flux can be phased linear calibration test data
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6. Touch Screen:
a. Size: 5 inch effective display size 11cm wide 6.28cm;
b. Resolution: 800 * 480
c. communication interface RS232, 3.3V CMOS or TTL, serial port
d. storage capacity: 1G
e. Using pure hardware FPGA driver display, "zero" start time, power can run
f. using M3 + FPGA architecture, M3 is responsible for instruction resolution, FPGA focus TFT display, speed and reliability are leading the same kind of program
g. The main controller uses low-power processor, automatically enter the energy-saving mode
7. Gas source: 95% propane gas, or the same purity of the gas (customer-owned);
8. long * wide * high 740 * 500 * high 900 (mm)

Applications

- Building material smoke density testing

- Fire safety evaluation of construction products

- Quality control for plastic materials

- Research and development of fire-retardant materials

- Regulatory compliance testing for building codes

- University and research institution laboratories

- Third-party testing and certification bodies

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is this equipment used for?

A1: This tester measures smoke density emitted by building materials and plastics during combustion or decomposition. It helps manufacturers assess fire safety performance and comply with building code requirements.

Q2: What standards does it comply with?

A2: It meets ASTM D2843 and DIN 4102 requirements for smoke density testing of building materials and plastics.

Q3: What materials can be tested?

A3: Building materials such as wall panels, insulation, flooring, and other construction products, as well as various plastic materials.

Q4: How does the test work?

A4: A specimen is exposed to a Bunsen burner flame for 4 minutes. A photoelectric system measures light transmittance through the smoke, automatically calculating smoke density values.

Q5: What parameters does it measure?

A5: Maximum Smoke Density (MSD) and Smoke Density Rate (SDR) are continuously measured and automatically calculated over a 0–100% range.

Q6: What gas supply is required?

A6: The instrument requires 95% propane gas or gas of equivalent purity, which must be supplied by the customer.

Q7: Is data export supported?

A7: Yes, the touch screen controller includes an RS232 communication interface for data export and integration with external systems.

What is smoke density test?

This test measures the amount of smoke given off by a material that is burning or smoldering. The material is tested when it begins to smolder and again when a flame source is added. The smoke density is between 0 (no smoke generated) and 800.