ISPA defends boric acid use

Article Abstract:

The International Sleep Products Association again defended the safety of boric acid use in fire-resistant bedding materials and sought support on mattress flammability legislation. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's recommendations are also presented. The benefits from the use of this safety feature are examined.

United States, General services, All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing, Services information, Industrial inorganic chemicals, not elsewhere classified, Boric Acid, Safety and security measures, Services

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ISPA: FR bill bad for sales

Article Abstract:

The International Sleep Production Association sets the standards for producing mattresses that can withstand flames for 60 minutes during emergencies. The new flammability standards are predicted to increase the mattress production costs that may lead to the decline of sales by 25%.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Manufacturing processes, Standards, Production processes, Inspection, Fire resistant materials

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