KANOX MAZIC FHAC02 Aramid Fire Resistant Bedding Fabric

Aramid blended Bedding provides flame retardance, tender, and comfort

MAZIC® FHAC02

MAZIC FHAC02

MAZIC FHAC02 bedding fabric consisting of aramid and viscose provides flame retardant performance and tender hand feel. This material is a good choice for bed sheet and pillow.

Fire incidents often occur when occupants are least able to respond, and bedding is one of the materials most likely to accelerate flame spread. The true value of fire-resistant bedding lies not in being “non-combustible,” but in its ability to slow ignition, delay flame propagation, and reduce fire hazards, buying critical time for evacuation and emergency response—all while complying with recognized fire safety regulations and test standards.

Fire-resistant bedding is engineered to provide reliable protection—but its performance depends on correct laundering and care. Unlike conventional bedding, fire-resistant products must be maintained according to specific guidelines to ensure long-lasting flame resistance, hygiene, and regulatory compliance.

Quality fire-resistant bedding is designed to retain its flame-resistant properties after multiple industrial or domestic wash cycles, when laundered according to specified instructions. This durability is a key requirement for institutional and commercial applications.

Application

Bedding, including bed sheets, quilts, mattresses, beds, etc.

Product Description

- Weight : 140 g/m² ± 10% (7oz/y2 ± 10%)
- Width : custom made
- Material : aramid/viscose/modacrylic/cotton
- Weave : plain
- no ignite, no melt, no afterflame, no afterglow

Norm

ISO EN15025 Flammability test
ISO 17493 Heat Resistance test
ISO 12952-1:2010 Specifies test methods for assessing the ignitability of all bedding items, when subjected to a smouldering cigarette.
BSS 7239 Flammability tests that measure the concentration of poisonous gases that specific materials create during combustion.
ABD 0031 Toxic smoke

Materials

Aramid / Viscose / Modacrylic / Cotton
Low allergenicity. Very suitable for sensitive skin and minimizes allergic reactions.

Features

Fire-resistant bedding is engineered to provide reliable protection—but its performance depends on correct laundering and care. Unlike conventional bedding, fire-resistant products must be maintained according to specific guidelines to ensure long-lasting flame resistance, hygiene, and regulatory compliance.
Fire-resistant performance is achieved through inherent fibers or specialized treatments. Always follow the manufacturer’s care label to ensure the bedding continues to meet applicable fire safety standards after repeated use and washing.
🌡Wash at moderate temperatures (typically up to 60°C, unless otherwise specified)
🌡Excessive heat may damage fiber structure or reduce treatment effectiveness
👉 Proper temperature control helps preserve both fire resistance and fabric durability.
🧴 Use mild, pH-neutral detergents
❌ Do not use bleach, chlorine-based chemicals, optical brighteners, or fabric softeners
These chemicals can degrade fire-resistant properties and shorten product lifespan.
🚫 Do not apply starch, softeners, or finishing sprays
🚫 Avoid dry cleaning unless explicitly approved
Such agents may introduce flammable residues and compromise fire performance.
🔄 Rinse Thoroughly
Incomplete rinsing can leave detergent residue, which may negatively affect flame resistance and fabric behavior in fire exposure.
🌬 Tumble dry on low to medium heat, or line dry when possible
🌬 Avoid overheating or prolonged high-temperature drying
Proper drying prevents thermal damage and maintains fabric integrity.
🧪 Performance After Laundering
Quality fire-resistant bedding is designed to retain its flame-resistant properties after multiple industrial or domestic wash cycles, when laundered according to specified instructions. This durability is a key requirement for institutional and commercial applications.

Fire-resistant bedding is engineered to provide reliable protection—but its performance depends on correct laundering and care. Unlike conventional bedding, fire-resistant products must be maintained according to specific guidelines to ensure long-lasting flame resistance, hygiene, and regulatory compliance.
Fire-resistant performance is achieved through inherent fibers or specialized treatments. Always follow the manufacturer’s care label to ensure the bedding continues to meet applicable fire safety standards after repeated use and washing.
🌡Wash at moderate temperatures (typically up to 60°C, unless otherwise specified)
🌡Excessive heat may damage fiber structure or reduce treatment effectiveness
👉 Proper temperature control helps preserve both fire resistance and fabric durability.
🧴 Use mild, pH-neutral detergents
❌ Do not use bleach, chlorine-based chemicals, optical brighteners, or fabric softeners
These chemicals can degrade fire-resistant properties and shorten product lifespan.
🚫 Do not apply starch, softeners, or finishing sprays
🚫 Avoid dry cleaning unless explicitly approved
Such agents may introduce flammable residues and compromise fire performance.
🔄 Rinse Thoroughly
Incomplete rinsing can leave detergent residue, which may negatively affect flame resistance and fabric behavior in fire exposure.
🌬 Tumble dry on low to medium heat, or line dry when possible
🌬 Avoid overheating or prolonged high-temperature drying
Proper drying prevents thermal damage and maintains fabric integrity.
🧪 Performance After Laundering
Quality fire-resistant bedding is designed to retain its flame-resistant properties after multiple industrial or domestic wash cycles, when laundered according to specified instructions. This durability is a key requirement for institutional and commercial applications.