Barium-cadmium-zinc liquid stabilizer is a chemical additive used in the production of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) materials. It is a mixture of various compounds containing barium, cadmium, and zinc elements. The purpose of this stabilizer is to enhance the thermal stability and processing characteristics of PVC. It helps prevent degradation of PVC during high-temperature processing, improves color stability by reducing yellowing, and enhances the overall quality and performance of PVC products. The specific composition and formulation of the stabilizer may vary depending on the manufacturer and intended application.

Applications:

• PVC Pipes and Fittings: Provides stability and durability for plumbing and construction applications.

• PVC Profiles: Enhances stability and dimensional accuracy of PVC profiles for windows and doors.

• PVC Flooring: Improves stability, resistance, and overall performance of hard and soft PVC flooring.

• Synthetic Leather: Ensures stability and quality in synthetic leather for upholstery, fashion, and automotive industries.

• Wire and Cable Coating: Provides heat resistance, insulation, and strength in PVC coatings for electrical wires and cables.

• Automotive Applications: Stabilizes PVC components in automotive interiors, such as dashboard trims and door panels.

• Construction Materials: Enhances stability and longevity in PVC-based roofing membranes, waterproofing membranes, and wall coverings.

• Electrical and Electronics: Ensures stability and electrical performance in PVC-based electrical and electronic components.

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