Common automotive interior material standards and regulations?

 

1. ISO 3795: Standard for combustion characteristics of automotive interior materials, including indicators such as burning rate and flame spread.

 

2. FMVSS 302: U.S. Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard, which specifies the requirements for the combustion characteristics of car seats and interior materials.

 

3. GB 8410: China's standard for testing the combustion performance of automotive interior materials, including indicators such as burning rate and flame propagation.

 

4. UNECE R118: A regulation issued by the Economic Commission for Europe, which involves the combustion performance requirements of automotive seats and interior materials under flame combustion conditions.

 

5. ASTM D5132: American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) standard for evaluating the combustion performance of vehicle interior materials.

 

6. VDA 230-214: Requirements and test methods for combustion performance of automotive interior materials issued by the German Automobile Manufacturers Association (VDA).

 

7. JIS D 1201: Japanese Industrial Standard, which involves the combustion performance and heat resistance performance requirements of automotive interior materials.

 

These standards and regulations apply in different regions and countries and may vary. When selecting and evaluating automotive interior materials, it is recommended to check the latest standards and regulations in the applicable region and ensure compliance with the corresponding requirements. In addition, automakers often develop their own specifications for interior materials to ensure their products meet internal quality and safety standards.