MICOOSON supplies synthetic leather and microfiber materials for buyers evaluating different surface finishes, material specifications and chemical testing requirements.
For customers sourcing silicone microfiber materials, information about substances of very high concern (SVHCs) can support material evaluation and supplier discussions.
MICOOSON has third-party REACH SVHC screening documentation for a submitted sample identified as Silicone microfiber.
The laboratory report identifies the tested component as beige leatherette and records Pass conclusions for the specified SVHC and potential SVHC screening scopes.
REACH is the European Union regulatory framework concerning the Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals.
SVHC stands for Substance of Very High Concern.
The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) maintains a Candidate List of substances identified as SVHCs.
Chemical screening helps evaluate the presence of specified substances in submitted materials under defined laboratory methods and reporting limits.
A REACH SVHC screening report is not the same as universal product certification or complete verification of every applicable chemical regulation.
The third-party test report identifies the following details:
Report Number: CANAUTO26029350601
Report Date: October 21, 2026
SGS Job Number: GZAT2610007050PM01
Submitted Sample Name: Silicone microfiber
Tested Component: Beige leatherette
Sample Identification: A1
Test Result ID: 001
Test Items: REACH SVHC Candidate List screening and potential SVHC screening
Regulatory Reference: Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006
Overall Reported Conclusions: Pass
The results apply to the submitted sample and the specified screening scope.
The report does not establish that every MICOOSON silicone microfiber product, color or production batch has identical chemical testing results.
The laboratory report covers 253 substances on the ECHA Candidate List published on or before February 4, 2026.
According to the specified screening scope and evaluation, the results of these 253 substances in the submitted sample were at or below 0.1% by weight.
The report records a Pass conclusion for this screening.
The results table reports ND (Not Detected) for the Candidate List substances within the stated analytical reporting framework.
ND indicates that the substances were not reported at or above their applicable reporting limits.
Individual reporting limits vary according to the tested substance and analytical approach.
These findings should not be interpreted as proof that the sample contains absolutely none of the listed substances.
In addition to the 253 Candidate List substances, the laboratory report includes two potential SVHCs.
The additional screening covers one substance under an ongoing identification process and one substance from an ECHA intention list published on or before August 10, 2026.
The report identifies the two potential substances in its appendix as:
Resorcinol
4,4'-Methylenediphenol (BPF)
The specified screening results were at or below 0.1% by weight, and the report records a Pass conclusion.
Potential SVHC screening and Candidate List SVHC screening are distinct categories. The two potential substances should not automatically be described as substances already included in the 253-substance Candidate List at the report's stated cutoff date.
The report records ND results for the specified Candidate List and potential SVHC screening categories.
It also provides individual reporting limits for the substances covered by the laboratory evaluation.
RL stands for Reporting Limit.
An ND result does not mean that a material is guaranteed to contain zero SVHC substances.
Likewise, a reported Pass conclusion should be interpreted within the specified screening scope, sample identification and evaluation criteria.
The Candidate List and other regulatory requirements may change over time. Buyers should confirm whether the report's scope meets their current requirements.
Chemical screening can provide useful supporting information when selecting materials for products intended for different markets.
For buyers evaluating silicone microfiber and synthetic leather, important considerations include:
Material composition and construction
Color and surface finish
Intended product application
Current ECHA Candidate List requirements
Applicable SVHC reporting thresholds
Tested substances and reporting limits
Sample identification
Production batch traceability
Customer-specific chemical requirements
Additional regulatory testing obligations
Laboratory screening provides supporting technical information, but material and finished-product compliance may require further evaluation.
MICOOSON also has separate REACH SVHC screening documentation for submitted Silicon X Series synthetic leather samples.
The Silicon X Series report relates to black, beige and grey sample identifiers within a combined screening group.
The current report concerns a submitted sample identified as Silicone microfiber, with a tested component described as beige leatherette.
These are separate laboratory reports, with different dates, sample descriptions and screening information.
The results should be reviewed independently. The two reports should not be treated as proof that the tested materials are identical.
MICOOSON supplies synthetic leather and microfiber materials for customers evaluating different technical and purchasing requirements.
Customers interested in silicone microfiber can contact MICOOSON to discuss material specifications, available samples and technical documentation.
Buyers should verify the tested sample's relationship to the actual material grade, color and production batch they intend to purchase.
Yes. MICOOSON has third-party REACH SVHC screening documentation for a submitted sample identified as Silicone microfiber.
The report covers 253 Candidate List SVHCs and two additional potential SVHCs within its specified screening scope.
The report records Pass conclusions for both the 253-substance Candidate List screening and the two-substance potential SVHC screening.
The tested component was identified as beige leatherette.
ND means Not Detected at or above the relevant analytical reporting limit. It does not establish absolute absence of the substance.
No. The document is a chemical screening test report and does not represent universal REACH product certification.
No. The findings relate to the substances, reporting limits and evaluation criteria covered by the test report.
No. The reports have different sample descriptions, test dates, laboratories and screening scopes. Buyers should verify product identity before treating the documents as relating to the same material.
No. It applies to the specific submitted sample and documented screening conditions.
Customers can contact MICOOSON to discuss material specifications and available testing documentation, subject to applicable report-use restrictions.
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