How many degrees is the heat resistance temperature of PVC rain boots

The heat resistance of pvc rain boots is usually not high. According to publicly released information, PVC materials will begin to soften and even decompose at higher temperatures. In particular, the softening point of PVC is about 80 ° C and begins to decompose and discolor at 130 ° C. This means that PVC rain boots may lose their structural integrity and functionality when they approach or exceed these temperatures.

Therefore, although I did not find official data on the specific heat resistance temperature of PVC rain boots, based on these known properties of PVC materials, it is reasonable to infer that PVC rain boots are not suitable for exposure to high temperatures, especially at close to or above 80 ° C, they may begin to soften, and at higher temperatures, such as 130 ° C or so, they may begin to break down.

In summary:

PVC rain boots have limited heat resistance.

PVC material begins to soften at about 80 ° C.

At 130 ° C, PVC materials will begin to decompose and discolor.

Therefore, although PVC rain boots are safe to use at room temperature, they should be used cautiously in high temperature environments to avoid performance degradation or damage caused by material softening and decomposition.

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