Defense

Defense Fire Testing & Compliance Services
The defense sector demands the highest levels of safety, reliability, and performance under extreme operating conditions. Military vehicles, naval vessels, aircraft, shelters, cables, composites, protective equipment, and critical infrastructure must withstand severe fire hazards while maintaining operational integrity. Fire testing plays a vital role in ensuring that defense materials and systems meet stringent national and international safety requirements.
At Prospec Labs, we provide comprehensive fire testing, flammability assessment, smoke toxicity evaluation, and material performance validation for defense and aerospace applications. Our advanced testing facilities support manufacturers, research organizations, defense laboratories, and government agencies in qualifying products for mission-critical environments.
KEY TEST PARAMETERS
Our testing capabilities focus on critical fire performance characteristics, including:
- Heat Release Rate (HRR) MARHE
- Smoke Density and Smoke Obscuration
- Smoke Density
- Flooring Radiant Panel
- Toxicity
- Lateral Spread Of Flame
- Oxygen Index (LOI)
- Ignitability
- Toxic Gas Emissions (CO, CO₂, HCN, HCl, HF, NOx, SO₂,HBR)
- Resistance Spread of Flame
These parameters help determine the suitability of materials for use in railway and metro applications while ensuring compliance with safety norms and passenger evacuation requirements.
Standards & Codes
Aerospace & Defense
- ISO 5660
- ISO 5659
- ISO 9239
- ISO 5658
- ISO 4589
- ISO 11925
- BS EN 17084
- NCD 1409
- UIC 564
- IMO FTP Code-2
Our testing capabilities help defense manufacturers demonstrate compliance, enhance product safety, reduce certification risks, and ensure reliable performance in demanding operational environments.
Let’s Build Quality You Can Trust
At Prospec Labs, we combine precision, compliance, and technical expertise to help businesses meet the highest standards.
From material testing to advanced laboratory solutions — we’re here to support your next project.