Fire and flame retardant material
OwnerJames R. Huhninventor
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Abstract
A fire and flame retardant composition is provided by mixing brazing flux, baking soda, lime and redwood bark to form the basis of the material composition. The basic material is then readily combined with other materials including flammable items such as silicone, epoxy glue, or the like to produce a composite material which remains resistant or impervious to fire and flame. The basic material composition is further combined with a suitable binder such as silicone to form a coating mixture which, when layered upon a fabric such as cotton fabric, produces a fire and flame retardant garment which also produces improved insulation and protective characteristics while remaining flexible.
Claims12
A fire and flame retardant composition comprising brazing flux, baking soda, lime and redwood bark mixed in approximately equal parts by volume.
A fire and flame retardant composition comprising by percentage volume:
- brazing flux 10% to 40% baking soda 10% to 40% lime 10% to 40% redwood bark 10% to 40%.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.