How is Air Permeability Measured in Pediatric Products?
Air permeability is typically measured using specialized equipment that assesses the rate at which air can pass through a material. The most common unit of measurement is cubic feet per minute (CFM) or liters per second (L/s). In pediatric products, manufacturers often conduct these tests to ensure their materials meet specific standards for safety and comfort. Certifications and quality marks can provide assurance to parents that the products they are purchasing have been tested for air permeability.
