Application of high-activity reactive catalyst ZF-10 in improving the wear resistance of sole materials

Introduction

The wear resistance of sole materials is one of the important factors that determine the service life and comfort of the shoe. With the continuous improvement of people’s performance requirements for footwear products, how to improve the wear resistance of sole materials has become an important topic in the shoemaking industry. In recent years, the emergence of the highly active reactive catalyst ZF-10 has provided new ideas for solving this problem. This article will introduce in detail the characteristics, mechanism of action of ZF-10 catalyst and its actual effect in improving the wear resistance of sole materials.

1. Overview of ZF-10 Catalyst

1.1 Product Introduction

ZF-10 is a highly reactive reactive catalyst designed to improve the performance of polymer materials. It significantly improves the mechanical properties and wear resistance of the material by promoting the cross-linking reaction of polymer chains.

1.2 Product parameters

1.3 Main features

• High activity: It can exert catalytic effects at lower temperatures.
• Reactive type: Chemical reaction with polymer materials to form a stable crosslinking structure.
• Veriodic: Suitable for a variety of polymer materials, such as rubber, polyurethane, etc.
• Environmentality: It does not contain heavy metals and meets environmental protection requirements.

2. The mechanism of action of ZF-10

2.1 Crosslinking reaction

ZF-10 forms a three-dimensional network structure by promoting cross-linking reactions between polymer chains. This structure can effectively disperse stress and improve the strength and wear resistance of the material.

2.2 Microstructure Improvement

Under catalytic action, the microstructure of polymer materials becomes more uniform and dense, reducing defects and voids, thereby improving the overall performance of the material.

2.3 Surface Modification

ZF-10 can also form a protective film on the surface of the material, further enhancing its wear resistance and anti-aging properties.

III. Application of ZF-10 in sole materials

3.1 Application Process

1. Material preparation: Mix ZF-10 with sole materials (such as rubber, polyurethane) in a certain proportion.
2. Mixing: Combine well in the mixer to ensure uniform dispersion of the catalyst.
3. Modeling: The mixed material is molded into the sole through injection molding, calendering and other processes.
4. Vulcanization: Perform vulcanization treatment at an appropriate temperature to promote cross-linking reaction.
5. Post-treatment: Perform post-treatment processes such as grinding and polishing to obtain the finished sole.