Lead Stabilizer

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Lead Stabilizer Specification

Usage
Additive for durability and resistance in PVC materials under high temperatures

Solubility
Insoluble in water

Poisonous
YES

Grade
Industrial grade

Molecular Weight
Varies depending on composition

Molecular Formula
Varies depending on composition (typically contains lead compounds)

Shape
Fine powder or irregular granules

Density
7 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Appearance
White or pale yellow powder or granules

Properties
Heat and UV stabilization improves weather resistance enhances durability of PVC products

Application
Primarily used as a heat and UV stabilizer in the production of PVC products such as pipes profiles and cables

Shelf Life
Typically 1224 months under proper storage conditions

Ingredients
Lead compounds organic stabilizers and lubricants

CAS No
Varies depending on composition (commonly includes compounds such as Lead Stearate: CAS 1072-35-1)

Structural Formula
Depends on specific lead compound used in the stabilizer

Physical Form
Powder or granular form

Melting Point
Generally above 300C

Storage
Store in a cool dry and well-ventilated area. Keep containers tightly sealed.

Ph Level
Neutral to slightly basic

Smell
Odorless

Purity
Depends on specific formulation typically 99% for primary compounds

HS Code
38123090

EINECS No
Varies depending on lead compound used (e.g. Lead Stearate: Einecs No 214-014-1)

About Lead Stabilizer

stabilisers for PVC compounds are characterised by a central tin atom, surrounded by alkyl and acidic groups. Mixtures of mono and dialkyl tin salts are used and commercial tin heat stabilisers typically vary the ratio, depending on the performance and property requirements of the final product.

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