DBL 5307 Flame Retardant Properties - Test for Interior Trim Parts

EUROLAB, together with its state-of-the-art accredited laboratories and expert team, provides precise and fast testing services within the scope of DBL 5307 testing. The DBL 5307 standard published by the Daimler automobile company describes the requirements for the flame retardant properties of interior trim parts and defines test methods.

The DBL 5307 standard mainly consists of the following parts:

• The DBL 5307.10 standard covers all interior materials of passenger cars, multi-purpose passenger cars, trucks and buses. For buses with more than 22 seats, seat accessories, side and rear panel linings, materials with thermal or acoustic function, floor coverings, luggage racks, heating and ventilation hoses, floor panels, lighting systems are included;
• The DBL 5307.11 standard covers as product version 10, however, the danger of incompatibility due to aging as a result of thermal stress;
• The DBL 5307.12 standard, as product version 10, covers, however, the danger of incompatibility due to aging as a result of thermal stress due to moisture;
• The DBL 5307.13 standard covers as product version 10, however, the danger of incompatibility due to aging as a result of slight thermal stress;
• The DBL 5307.20 standard covers interior trim materials on the vehicle roof in buses with more than 22 seats;
• The DBL 5307.21 standard covers curtains or roller blinds on buses with more than 22 seats;
• The DBL 5307.22 standard covers electrical conductors in buses with more than 22 seats;
• The DBL 5307.40 standard covers textile tarps and the like, for example for fire engines, rescue vehicles and similar special vehicles;
• The DBL 5307.41 standard covers water treatment conditions for products defined in the DBL 5307.40 standard, only if there is a danger of non-compliance due to aging;
• The DBL 5307.45 standard covers coated tarpaulins and nets for special vehicles.

This standard describes the requirements and test methods for the flame retardant properties of materials and fabrics used in the driver's cabin, passenger compartment and all adjacent areas of motor vehicles and buses. The purpose of this standard is to evaluate a fire load to prevent a fire from developing or to allow a fire to spread very slowly.

This standard covers all materials used in the passenger compartment in the form of fiber materials, coatings, adhesives, foams, compressed materials, impregnations, panels, leather, deep drawn and injection molded components, such as thermoplastics, thermoset plastics, elastomers and combinations thereof.

EUROLAB assists manufacturers with DBL 5307 test compliance. Our test experts, with their professional working mission and principles, provide you, our manufacturers and suppliers, the best service and controlled testing process in our laboratories. Thanks to these services, businesses receive more effective, high-performance and quality testing services and provide safe, fast and uninterrupted service to their customers.