MICOOSON supplies synthetic leather and suede-like materials for different applications, including materials intended for glove manufacturing.
For buyers sourcing imitation microfiber suede, chemical screening documentation can help evaluate materials against their purchasing specifications and applicable chemical requirements.
MICOOSON has obtained third-party SVHC screening documentation for a submitted sample described as Fabric, Imitate Microfiber Suede.
The tested sample was tan in color and identified for glove applications.
REACH is the European Union's regulatory framework concerning the registration, evaluation, authorisation and restriction of chemicals.
SVHC stands for Substance of Very High Concern. These substances may have properties that raise particular concerns for human health or the environment.
REACH SVHC screening is used to investigate specified substances in materials or products.
A test report can provide supporting information for chemical compliance assessments, but it does not automatically establish complete REACH compliance for every product or batch.
MICOOSON has third-party SVHC testing documentation for a submitted imitation microfiber suede sample.
The report identifies the following details:
Report Number: GZHT03086849
Report Date: December 23, 2025
Sample Material: Fabric, Imitate Microfiber Suede
Color: Tan
Declared End Use: Gloves
Test Item: SVHC Testing
Tested Component: Tan synthetic leather with tan fabric backing
The screening results relate to the submitted sample and the tested chemical substances listed in the report.
The document records an overall Pass conclusion for the specified SVHC testing scope.
The test report records N,N-dimethylformamide (DMF), CAS No. 68-12-2, at a concentration of 0.016% by weight.
Other tested SVHC substances in the report's chemical list were recorded as ND (Not Detected), with a reporting limit of 0.010%.
The laboratory performed composite screening according to the applicant's request.
These findings apply to the submitted material and the chemical screening scope covered by the report.
The recorded Pass conclusion does not mean that the material is completely free of SVHC substances, nor does it guarantee compliance with every current or future REACH requirement.
Glove manufacturers and material buyers may request information about chemical substances in the fabrics and synthetic leather materials used in their products.
When evaluating imitation microfiber suede, buyers should consider:
Material construction and backing
Intended glove application
Color and material grade
Relevant chemical testing requirements
Tested SVHC substances
Reported chemical concentrations
Applicable reporting thresholds
Production batch and sample traceability
Current customer and regulatory requirements
Testing documentation can support purchasing decisions, but finished-product compliance may require additional assessment.
The submitted material was described as imitation microfiber suede with a tan synthetic leather surface and tan fabric backing.
The report identified gloves as the intended end use.
Customers sourcing similar synthetic suede materials can contact MICOOSON to discuss product specifications, color options, backing construction and available technical documentation.
Before ordering, buyers should verify whether the tested material corresponds to the grade and production batch they intend to purchase.
REACH SVHC testing is chemical screening for specified substances of very high concern. It can help buyers understand the presence of selected substances in a tested material.
Yes. MICOOSON has third-party SVHC screening documentation for a submitted sample described as Fabric, Imitate Microfiber Suede.
The report recorded N,N-dimethylformamide (DMF) at 0.016% by weight in the tested sample.
No. DMF was reported at 0.016%. Other tested SVHC substances in the report's screening list were reported as not detected at the stated reporting limit.
No. The report records a Pass conclusion for the specified screening scope. It does not constitute a universal REACH product certification.
Yes. The report identifies gloves as the declared end use of the submitted imitation microfiber suede sample.
No. The report applies to the submitted sample and documented screening scope. Other colors, backing structures and material batches may require separate evaluation.
Customers can contact MICOOSON to discuss material specifications and available chemical testing documentation, subject to applicable report-use and distribution restrictions.
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