MICOOSON supplies microfiber synthetic leather materials for customers evaluating different colors, surface finishes, material constructions and chemical testing requirements.
For buyers sourcing synthetic leather, chemical testing information can help support material selection and evaluation against customer-specific requirements.
MICOOSON has third-party total fluorine testing documentation for a submitted sample identified as Red Microfibre.
The tested component was described as red microfiber synthetic material.
The report records a Not Detected (ND) result for total fluorine under the specified laboratory test method.
Total fluorine testing is an analytical method used to determine fluorine content in a submitted material.
Fluorine may be present in different chemical forms, including inorganic and organic fluorine-containing compounds.
Total fluorine analysis provides information about the overall fluorine content measured using the selected test method.
However, a total fluorine test does not identify individual fluorinated substances or establish the presence or absence of every PFAS compound.
EN 14582:2016 is a European standard describing a combustion method for determining halogen and sulfur content in materials.
The submitted MICOOSON microfiber material was evaluated for total fluorine with reference to EN 14582:2016.
The laboratory report describes combustion in a calorimetric bomb followed by ion chromatography.
The method provides a total fluorine result for the tested sample under the defined analytical conditions.
It should not be confused with targeted testing for individual PFAS chemicals.
The third-party test documentation identifies the following details:
Report Number: GZHT91418360
Report Date: June 24, 2026
Submitted Sample Description: Red textile material
Sample Reference: RED MICROFIBRE
Tested Component: Red microfiber synthetic material
Test Item: Total Fluorine (F)
Reference Method: EN 14582:2016
Analytical Method: Combustion followed by ion chromatography
Reporting Limit: 20 ppm
Applicant's Requirement: 50 ppm
Reported Result: ND (Not Detected)
Overall Conclusion: Pass
The results relate only to the submitted sample and specified laboratory testing conditions.
They should not be interpreted as confirmation that every MICOOSON microfiber leather product has the same fluorine content.
The laboratory report records total fluorine as Not Detected (ND) at a reporting limit of 20 ppm.
The applicant's specified requirement was 50 ppm.
The tested sample met the requirement recorded in the report.
ND indicates that fluorine was not detected at or above the stated reporting limit.
It does not establish that the material contains absolutely zero fluorine.
The test result should be interpreted together with the method, reporting limit and scope of the laboratory report.
No. Total fluorine testing and targeted PFAS analysis are different types of chemical testing.
Total fluorine testing measures fluorine content without identifying individual fluorinated chemical compounds.
Targeted PFAS testing investigates particular per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances using appropriate analytical methods.
A Not Detected total fluorine result can provide useful screening information, but it does not automatically establish that the material is PFAS-free or meets all applicable PFAS regulations.
Buyers requiring PFAS-specific compliance documentation should confirm the relevant chemical list, testing method, reporting limits and regulatory requirements.
Chemical testing requirements may vary depending on the material, intended product application, customer specifications and destination market.
Total fluorine screening can provide information when buyers are evaluating materials and possible fluorinated chemical content.
When selecting microfiber synthetic leather, buyers should consider:
Material composition and surface finish
Color and backing construction
Intended finished-product application
Total fluorine testing requirements
Laboratory reporting limits
Applicable chemical restrictions
Whether targeted PFAS analysis is required
Customer-specific acceptance criteria
Tested sample identification
Production batch traceability
A total fluorine report is one part of a broader material chemical assessment and does not replace all other required testing.
MICOOSON supplies synthetic leather materials for customers with different technical requirements.
The submitted sample in this test report was identified as red microfiber synthetic material.
Customers interested in microfiber synthetic leather can contact MICOOSON to discuss product specifications, available colors, material grades and technical documentation.
Buyers should verify that any available testing report corresponds to the exact material grade, color and production batch they intend to purchase.
Yes. MICOOSON has third-party total fluorine testing documentation for a submitted red microfiber synthetic material sample.
The report records ND (Not Detected) for total fluorine at a reporting limit of 20 ppm.
The applicant's requirement recorded in the report was 50 ppm.
The report references EN 14582:2016, using combustion followed by ion chromatography for total fluorine determination.
No. ND means the measured result was below the applicable reporting limit.
No. Total fluorine testing does not identify individual PFAS compounds. PFAS-specific evaluation may require additional testing.
No. The report provides a sample-specific total fluorine result and does not constitute comprehensive PFAS-free certification.
No. The result relates only to the submitted red microfiber material and the documented testing conditions.
Customers can contact MICOOSON to discuss material specifications and available technical documentation, subject to applicable report-use restrictions.
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