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Code · CFR · Title 16 — Commercial Practices · Part 1633 — Standard for the Flammability (Open Flame) of Mattress Sets · § 1633.5

§ 1633.5. Prototype pooling and confirmation testing requirements.

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(a)Prototype pooling. One or more manufacturers may rely on a qualified prototype produced by another manufacturer or prototype developer provided that:
(1)The prototype meets the requirements of § 1633.4;
(2)The mattress sets being produced are the same as the qualified prototype with respect to materials, components, design and methods of assembly; and
(3)The manufacturer producing mattress sets in reliance on a qualified prototype has performed a confirmation test on at least one
(1)Specimen of the mattress set it produces in accordance with § 1633.7. The tested specimen must meet the criteria under § 1633.3(b) before any mattress sets based on the qualified prototype may be sold or introduced into commerce.
(b)Confirmation test failure.
(1)If the confirmation test specimen fails to meet the criteria of § 1633.3(b), the manufacturer thereof shall not sell any mattress set based on the same qualified prototype until that manufacturer takes corrective measures, tests a new specimen, and the new specimen meets the criteria of § 1633.3(b).
(2)If a confirmation test specimen fails to meet the criteria of § 1633.3(b), the manufacturer thereof must notify the manufacturer of the prototype of the test failure.
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