1. Stabilizer
The most commonly used stabilizers on PVC foam products are lead salt stabilizers and calcium zinc stabilizers. With increasingly stringent environmental requirements and higher cost-effectiveness of calcium zinc stabilizers, their application has become more and more widespread.
Insufficient stabilizer, yellowing of the board surface, paste, high brittleness of the product, reduced strength, and low foaming rate;
Excessive stabilizers can cause premature decomposition of the foaming agent, leading to gas overflow from the feeding and vacuum holes, and cracks or shrinkage marks in the cavity structure;
2. External lubricant
The most commonly used external lubricants on foam products are generally paraffin wax and PE wax. Paraffin wax is prone to precipitation, so PE wax is generally used.
Insufficient external sliding, difficult to control temperature in zones 4 and 5 of the extruder, prone to overheating, resulting in large bubbles, series of bubbles, yellowing, and rough surface of the board; Friction shear heat increases, causing material decomposition, yellowing of the board surface, and paste;
Excessive sliding and poor plasticization can cause scaling in the mold cavity and precipitation on the surface of the product, leading to white discharge, uneven wall thickness, and irregular back and forth movement of certain symptoms on the surface;
3. Internal lubricant
Common internal lubricants include stearic acid, 60, monoglyceride, 316, etc.
Insufficient internal lubrication, poor material dispersion, uneven plasticization, difficult to control product thickness, thick foam board in the middle and thin on both sides, and possible phenomena such as white discharge, adhesion to the mold cavity, and local overheating;
Excessive internal lubrication can cause the foam product to become brittle, resulting in a decrease in he