flame resistant
Having flame resistance.
The ability to withstand flame impingement or to provide protection from it.
The leading edge of a flame propagating through a gaseous mixture or across the surface of a solid or liquid.
A rough-textured finish that results from applying a flame to the surface of a stone containing abundant silica. Also called
A metal-cutting operation in which the separation of the metal is effected with a torch. See also oxygen cutting and
The last phase of French Gothic architecture in the second half of the 15th cent., characterized by flowing and flamelike
A decorative coating achieved by applying transparent colored varnish or lacquer over a polished metal substrate.