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At present, in addition to the application of flame retardant fabrics in public places curtains, carpets, curtains, etc. The most important application area is flame retardant work clothes. At present, the most commonly used work clothes in China are general cotton work clothes, anti-static clothing, flame retardant treated cotton or polyester cotton work clothes. Ordinary cotton work clothes are equivalent to daily clothing and cannot play a role in the prevention and protection of deflagration. Anti-static clothing can play a preventive role in the deflagration caused by electric sparks, and the flame retardant treated cotton or polyester work clothes have a certain protective effect on the deflagration. Domestic common flame retardant overalls are used after finishing cotton flame retardant fabric. The flame retardant fabric finished by CP process is environmentally friendly, strong in washing resistance, and can be washed more than 50 times. Excellent flame retardant performance. The fabric finished by CP process has good air permeability and moisture permeability, is non-toxic and harmless, and is comfortable to wear. Its flame retardant performance meets the standards of GB8965-98/2009 and European standard ENISO11611 and ENISO11612. The flame retardant fabric finished by CP process is the best fabric choice for flame retardant protective clothing, especially in petroleum, chemical industry, gas station, metallurgy, electric welding, mining, repair and other industries. All cotton flame retardant fabric can also be made into jackets, trousers, jumpsuits, etc., suitable for four seasons. Cotton flame retardant fabric has a high cost performance, especially suitable for the production of various types of flame retardant textiles, such as curtains, curtains and other decorative textiles. But also particularly suitable for the production of flame retardant clothing and other clothing fabrics. Proper selection and use of flame-retardant protective clothing can reduce catastrophic clothing fires and save lives, and the cost of protective clothing is minimal and most effective compared to the cost of hospital rehabilitation after burns. If the operator wears the wrong clothing, the area where the clothing is worn will be more severely burned than the exposed area. Nowadays, more and more countries have enacted mandatory laws requiring workers in hazardous situations to be equipped with appropriate personal protective equipment. Many multinational companies, such as Petro Malaysia, Shell and Alcoa, have adopted a policy of wearing personal protective equipment. Both regular and contract employees in their field operations are required to use personal protective equipment for work. China has also adopted or ordered workers to wear personal protective equipment in many industrial fields. Xinke cotton flame retardant fabric is a commonly used fabric for flame retardant protective clothing, and it is also the first choice for tooling fabrics in offshore oil industry. Suitable as a fabric for winter clothing, it is often used to make jackets, trousers, jumpsuits, etc. The fabric is sold well in Europe and North America.