Is "nicht flammfest ausgerustet" German?

Question

Is "nicht flammfest ausgerustet" German?

Answer 1

Yes, it means "not resistent to open flame"...

Answer 2

Ja, das ist Deustch.  Du sprecht Deustch?

Answer 3

Yes it is German and it means not flame festival but the last word must not be spelt correctly.

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Answer 4

It is some kind of German but reads rather like a more or less poor translation of a manual.

flammfest = flame-retardant

ausgerüstet (mit) = equipped (with)

The verb "ausrüsten" is usually used with a noun, and never with an adjective. Your sentence only makes some sense if there's another version of this item available which in comparison is flame-retardant. - Just "nicht flammfest" would be sufficient and proper german.