Meanings of flame-retardant in English

And wool is naturally flame-retardant, without the need for any chemical additives.

All Bosch refrigeration appliances are manufactured with a flame-retardant back panel.

They wear blue race suits, matching helmets, and flame-retardant underwear.

For the drivers, he advocated for more protective and flame-retardant helmets, shoes, uniforms, and gloves.

Presumably the damage was limited by Cowell's flame-retardant asbestos hair, but it's still a worrying sign.

Harper grabbed him beneath the armpits, buried her hands into the flame-retardant material of his coat.

Combat survivable, in this case, means flame-retardant.

US building codes also restrict the use of metal-composite panels without flame-retardant cores on buildings above 15 metres.

Milling around the front of the fire station were the firemen themselves, dressed in brand-new flame-retardant suits and boots.

In this case, several foam-packed extinguishers, which could submerge the entire interior in flame-retardant foam in a matter of seconds.

Crop inspectors also found many trees covered in flame-retardant slurry dropped by firefighting airplane tankers during the day, she said.

I didn't think my flame-retardant overall would be necessary, but my chunky PSU boots were a better bet than my street shoes.

Melamine foam was invented for flame-retardant and sound-dampening functions, but in the past decade it's come into its own as a cleaning product.

Members of pit crews at this past weekend's IndyCar series opener had an extra layer of protection beyond fire extinguishers and flame-retardant suits.

Israel Chemicals (ICL) and Jordan's Arab Potash Company extract minerals like fertiliser potash and flame-retardant bromine for export around the world.

Israel Chemicals (ICL) and Jordan's Arab Potash Company extract minerals like fertilizer potash and flame-retardant bromine for export around the world.