- The Conductive and Compressive Heat Resistance (CCHR) device evaluates the potential for skin burns resulting from a fabric’s conductive properties under compression.

- It is used to test textiles and materials used in protective clothing systems worn by firefighters and other first responders.

- Automatic test operation utilizes an electronically-controlled sample carriage for measurement accuracy and operator safety.

- Computer-controlled pneumatic cylinder to apply repeatable compression force to the sample.

- Precisely weighted copper calorimeter sensor is optimized for human skin response and integrated with the compression system.

- Integrated air-cooled sensor stand quickly prepares calorimeter sensor for next test.

ASTM F1060, NFPA 1971