Inherent flame retardant fabric refers to textiles that have flame-resistant properties built into the fibers themselves, as opposed to being treated with flame-retardant chemicals after the fabric is woven or knitted. Fabrics with inherent flame retardancy are often made from fibers such as modacrylic, aramid, and certain types of wool, which naturally possess flame-resistant characteristics. These fr fabrics are commonly used in applications where flame resistance is crucial, such as in protective clothing for industrial workers, firefighters, and military personnel. Inherent flame retardant fabrics provide a high level of protection against fire and heat, making them essential for safety-critical environments.

DROTEX WMVN330 is a flame retardant fabric made from a blend of wool, modacrylic, cellulose, and nylon fibers. This combination of materials results in a fabric that is not only durable and soft but also has inherent flame retardant properties. The wool provides warmth and insulation, while the modacrylic and nylon components enhance the fabric's flame-resistant and abrasion-resistant qualities. This type of fabric is commonly used in applications where flame resistance is a critical requirement, such as in protective clothing for industrial workers, firefighters, and military personnel. It offers a balance of comfort and safety, making it suitable for a range of protective apparel and textile products.