Possible problems and solutions in the production of synthetic leather

In artificial leather production, PVC stabilizers are essential for ensuring product quality and performance. However, challenges may arise due to complex processes and varying conditions. Below are common issues and solutions related to PVC stabilizers.

1. Insufficient Thermal Stability

Issue: PVC may degrade at high temperatures, causing discoloration or scorching.

Solution: Use high-efficiency stabilizers like TopJoy’s liquid barium-zinc stabilizer and optimize processing temperatures.

2. Poor Weather Resistance

Issue: Exposure to UV, oxygen, and moisture can cause fading or cracking.

Solution: Apply weather-resistant stabilizers and incorporate UV absorbers.

3. Reduced Mechanical Properties

Issue: Artificial leather may show low tensile strength or tear resistance.

Solution: Use stabilizers that enhance mechanical performance, such as TopJoy’s liquid barium-zinc stabilizer, and adjust plasticizer ratios.

4. Non-Compliance with Environmental Standards

Issue: Traditional stabilizers may contain harmful substances, limiting market access.

Solution: Switch to eco-friendly options like TopJoy’s liquid calcium-zinc stabilizer, which meets global standards like REACH and RoHS

5. Poor Processing Performance

Issue: PVC may exhibit poor flow or uneven plasticization during production.

Solution: Use stabilizers with excellent processing properties, such as TopJoy’s liquid barium-zinc stabilizer, and optimize equipment settings.

6. Odor Problems

Issue: Unpleasant odors may arise from stabilizers or additives.

Solution: Use low-odor stabilizers like TopJoy’s liquid calcium-zinc stabilizer and ensure proper ventilation during production.

PVC stabilizers play a critical role in artificial leather production. TopJoy‘s liquid barium-zinc and liquid calcium-zinc stabilizers offer effective solutions for thermal stability, weather resistance, mechanical performance, environmental compliance, and processing efficiency.