MICOOSON supplies synthetic leather materials, including PVC leather for automotive interior applications.
When selecting automotive interior materials, buyers need to consider material specifications, intended applications, and relevant flammability testing requirements.
MICOOSON has obtained an SGS test report for a submitted sample identified as Car Interior PVC Leather, tested according to ISO 3795:1989.
The report documents the burning behaviour of the specified PVC leather sample under controlled laboratory conditions.
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ISO 3795:1989 is an international test method used to determine the burning behaviour of certain materials used in the interiors of road vehicles and other specified vehicles.
The method evaluates horizontal burning characteristics under defined test conditions.
For automotive PVC leather buyers, ISO 3795 testing documentation can help support material evaluation against project-specific performance requirements.
An ISO 3795 test report is not automatically equivalent to product certification.
MICOOSON has an SGS ISO 3795:1989 flammability test report with the following information:
Report Number: GZMR260702533702
Report Date: July 22, 2026
Sample Name: Car Interior PVC Leather
Sample Description: A-Leather
Testing Laboratory: SGS-CSTC Standards Technical Services Co., Ltd., Guangzhou Branch
Test Method: ISO 3795:1989
Specimen Dimensions: 356 mm × 100 mm × 1.1 mm
The test involved five specimens cut from the submitted PVC leather material.
The report records a burning rate of 0 mm/min for all five specimens, with the flame extinguishing before reaching the first reference mark.
The client-specified requirement recorded in the report was a burning rate of no more than 100 mm/min.
The report conclusion was Pass for the specified sample.
These findings apply only to the tested sample and conditions documented in the report. They do not establish that every MICOOSON PVC leather product has identical flammability performance.
Automotive interior materials may be subject to different safety and performance requirements depending on the vehicle manufacturer, component, and destination market.
Flammability testing helps buyers understand the burning behaviour of a submitted material sample.
When selecting automotive PVC leather, buyers should verify:
PVC leather composition and construction
Material thickness and backing structure
Intended automotive interior application
Required flammability testing method
Applicable test report and sample identification
Customer-specific acceptance criteria
Additional project requirements
ISO 3795 and FMVSS 302 both address flammability testing of vehicle interior materials, but they are separate standards.
ISO 3795 is an international test method for evaluating burning behaviour.
FMVSS 302 is a United States federal motor vehicle safety standard specifying flammability requirements for certain motor vehicle interior materials.
MICOOSON has separate SGS test reports for submitted automotive PVC leather samples evaluated under ISO 3795 and FMVSS 302.
Buyers should confirm the applicable standard required by their customer or vehicle project and review the corresponding test documentation.
MICOOSON supplies synthetic leather materials for automotive and industrial applications.
Customers looking for automotive PVC leather can contact MICOOSON to discuss material specifications, available product samples, and relevant testing documentation.
Test report applicability should be verified for the specific material grade, thickness, construction, and application.
Yes. MICOOSON has an SGS test report for a submitted sample identified as Car Interior PVC Leather, tested according to ISO 3795:1989.
The SGS report records a Pass conclusion for the specified sample against the client-specified requirement.
The report records 0 mm/min for each of the five tested specimens. These results apply to the submitted sample under the documented test conditions.
The tested specimens had a reported thickness of 1.1 mm. This does not mean that every MICOOSON PVC leather product has the same thickness.
No. ISO 3795 is an international test method, while FMVSS 302 is a U.S. federal motor vehicle safety standard. Buyers should follow the requirements of their particular project.
No. The report applies to the specific submitted sample. Buyers should verify the applicable material grade and testing documentation before ordering.
No. A test report records testing performed on a submitted sample. It does not automatically certify every product offered by the supplier.
Customers can contact MICOOSON to enquire about product specifications, material samples, and available technical documentation, subject to applicable report-use restrictions.
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