MICOOSON supplies synthetic leather materials, including stone pattern PVC leather for buyers evaluating material specifications and chemical testing requirements.
When sourcing PVC synthetic leather, buyers may need information about substances such as lead and certain phthalates, depending on their intended product application and destination market.
MICOOSON has third-party chemical testing documentation for a submitted sample identified as Stone Pattern PVC Leather.
The available documentation covers total lead (Pb) content and selected phthalates in the tested material.
California Proposition 65 is a California law addressing exposure warnings for chemicals known to the state to cause cancer, birth defects, or other reproductive harm.
For PVC leather buyers, Proposition 65 may be relevant when evaluating certain chemicals in materials intended for products sold in California.
However, laboratory chemical testing alone does not establish whether a finished product meets every applicable Proposition 65 obligation.
Compliance considerations may depend on the final product, chemical exposure, intended use, and relevant legal requirements.
A third-party test report for a MICOOSON sample identified as Stone Pattern PVC Leather provides information on the following chemical test items:
Total Lead (Pb) Content
Di-(2-EthylHexyl) Phthalate (DEHP)
Dibutyl Phthalate (DBP)
Benzyl Butyl Phthalate (BBP)
Di-n-hexyl Phthalate (DnHP)
Diisononyl Phthalate (DINP)
The submitted sample was described as black synthetic material with white knit backing.
The report documents the chemical testing results and conclusions for the specific tested component.
The reported findings should not be interpreted as confirmation that every MICOOSON PVC leather product has identical chemical composition or testing performance.
The laboratory report records an overall Pass rating for the specified sample based on the test items and limits described in the document.
The reported total lead result was ND (Not Detected), with a detection limit of 10 ppm.
For the tested phthalates, the report records a DEHP result of 0.01%. DBP, BBP, DnHP, and DINP were reported as ND at the stated detection limit.
The report references limits from specified California consent judgments. These limits are not universal chemical concentration limits for all PVC leather applications.
Customers should review the relevant test documentation, intended product application, and applicable regulatory requirements before making compliance decisions.
PVC synthetic leather is used in different product applications, and chemical testing requirements may vary by industry and destination market.
When purchasing PVC leather, buyers should consider:
Material composition and backing structure
Intended finished-product application
Relevant chemical restrictions
Lead content testing
Phthalate content testing
Product-specific requirements
Applicable regulatory and customer specifications
Test report scope and sample identification
Testing information can support material evaluation but does not replace a complete finished-product compliance assessment.
MICOOSON provides synthetic leather materials for customers seeking different surface patterns, backing structures, and product specifications.
Customers evaluating stone pattern PVC leather can contact MICOOSON to discuss material availability, product samples, and relevant technical documentation.
Buyers should confirm that any available test report applies to the specific material grade and product construction they intend to purchase.
Yes. MICOOSON has third-party chemical testing documentation for a submitted sample identified as Stone Pattern PVC Leather.
The report covers total lead (Pb) content and selected phthalates, including DEHP, DBP, BBP, DnHP, and DINP.
The report records ND (Not Detected) for total lead at a detection limit of 10 ppm. This result applies only to the tested component under the specified method.
The report records a DEHP result of 0.01% for the specified submitted sample.
No. Proposition 65 is not a general product certification program. The report documents specified chemical testing and does not establish comprehensive Proposition 65 compliance for every product or application.
No. The report relates to the specific submitted sample and tested component. Other materials, production variations, or finished products may require separate evaluation.
Customers can contact MICOOSON to discuss product specifications and available chemical testing documentation, subject to applicable report-use and distribution restrictions.
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