The 45° Flammability Tester is an instrument used to test the burning properties of materials. It evaluates the burning characteristics of a material under specific conditions to determine its potential hazard in a fire. The following are some of the test standards associated with the 45° Flammability Tester:

1. ISO 1210: This is a standard developed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) for evaluating the burning properties of plastic materials at an angle of 45°. The standard specifies the dimensions of the test specimen, the test conditions and the method of evaluation.

2. ASTM D635: This is a standard developed by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) for evaluating the burning performance of plastic materials at an angle of 45°. The standard specifies the dimensions of the test specimen, the test conditions and the method of evaluation.

3. UL 94: This is a standard developed by the U.S. Safety Laboratory (UL) to evaluate the burning performance of plastic materials at an angle of 45°. The standard is divided into three classes, V-0, V-1 and V-2, which are categorized according to the burning characteristics of the materials.

4. GB/T 2408: This is a standard developed by the Standardization Administration of China (SAC) to evaluate the burning performance of plastic materials at an angle of 45°. The standard specifies the dimensions of the test specimen, test conditions and evaluation methods.

These standards typically cover requirements for the size of the test specimen, the application of the ignition source, the burning time, the burning rate, and the residue after burning. By following these standards, the combustion performance of a material can be accurately evaluated and compared to ensure the safety and reliability of the material in actual use.

It should be noted that different industries and regions may have different testing standards and requirements. Therefore, when selecting and using the 45° Flammability Tester, it is recommended to refer to the applicable standards and follow the relevant test methods and requirements.