Fire Testing by NOSELAB ATS

FIRE IS NOT AN EVENT. IT IS TECHNICAL DATA.

SAFETY COMPLIANCE PRECISION

When a material comes into contact with fire, it does not tell an emotional story.

It reveals measurable behaviour.

• Flame spread rate.
• Oxygen Index.
• Optical smoke density.
• Heat release.
• Generation of toxic or corrosive gases.

Fire Testing by NOSELAB ATS is not just a laboratory procedure.
It is the point where safety, engineering and industrial responsibility come together.

 

What Fire Testing Really Means

The Fire Testing division includes systems dedicated to:

• Horizontal and vertical flammability testing
• Oxygen Index (LOI) determination
• Smoke Density measurement
• Heat Release Rate analysis using a Cone Calorimeter
• Non-combustibility testing
• Toxic gas sampling and analysis

Every test answers one essential question:
Is the material safe for its intended application?

 

Standards are not bureaucracy. They are the key to market access.

In industries such as automotive, railway, construction, aerospace and marine, compliance is a mandatory requirement.

Key reference standards include:

• EN 45545-2 (Railway)
• UL 94 (Plastic materials)
• ISO 4589 (Oxygen Index)
• ISO 5659 (Smoke Density)
• ISO 5660 (Heat Release Rate – Cone Calorimeter)
• FAR 25.853 (Aerospace)
• IMO FTP Code (Marine)

Standards require repeatable, traceable and certifiable data.
Not interpretations.

 

Italian Expertise. Operational Continuity.

NOSELAB ATS, an Italian company specializing in instrumentation for industrial laboratories, designs and integrates Fire Testing systems that ensure rigorous combustion control, stable test parameters, advanced digital data acquisition and compliance with international standards.

Our commitment extends well beyond equipment supply: qualified technical support, installation, training, certification and periodic calibration ensure long-term reliability and consistent test results.

Data is only credible when the entire process is credible.

With the NOSELAB ATS Fire Testing division, measurement becomes strategy.