The application of lead stearate in industry

Lead Stearate (chemical formula: Pb(C₁₈H₃₅O₂)₂) is a metallic soap compound synthesized by reacting stearic acid with lead salts. This product appears as a white to pale yellow fine powder, offering exceptional lubricity, thermal stability, and hydrophobic properties.

Key Specifications

Applications

1.Plastics & Rubber Industry

    Acts as a thermal stabilizer for PVC, preventing degradation and discoloration during processing.

    Enhances anti-aging properties and surface smoothness of rubber products.

2.Lubricants & Release Agents

    Used as a release agent in metal die-casting and plastic molding to reduce friction and adhesion.

    Additive in high-temperature greases to improve lubrication under extreme conditions.

3.Coatings & Inks

    Hydrophobic additive in waterproof coatings, improving weather resistance and durability.

    Dispersant for pigments in inks to ensure uniform printing quality.

4.Other Industrial Uses

    Auxiliary agent in ceramic glazes to optimize sintering performance.

   Component in encapsulation materials for specific electronic comp

Packaging & Storage

Packaging: 25 kg/bag (inner polyethylene-lined bag with an outer kraft paper or moisture-proof woven bag), or customized packaging (e.g., drum).

Storage: Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from acids, oxidizers, heat, and open flames.

Shelf Life: 24 months in unopened original packaging.

Safety & Compliance

Health Hazards: Contains toxic lead compounds! Avoid inhalation, skin/eye contact. Use PPE (gloves, goggles, dust masks).

Spill Handling: Collect spills with dry tools and dispose of in sealed containers per hazardous waste regulations.

Environmental Compliance: Do not discharge into water or soil. Comply with local heavy metal waste standards (e.g., EPA, EU RoHS exemptions).

Transport: Classified as hazardous (UN 3077, Class 9). Label with "Toxic" and follow GHS guidelines.