Hydrolysis stabilizers and anti-hydrolysis agents are two critically important chemical additives in industrial applications that help to counteract the effects of hydrolysis. Hydrolysis is a chemical reaction that takes place when water breaks down a chemical bond, leading to the breaking down of a particular material. This reaction can be quite damaging to materials used in industrial applications, including plastics, coatings, and adhesives, leading to a decrease in strength, brittleness, and loss of elasticity over time. 

Hydrolysis stabilizers are chemical additives that are added to materials during production to prevent or slow down the process of hydrolysis. These stabilizers help to protect the materials from the negative effects of moisture exposure and increase their durability and longevity. On the other hand, anti-hydrolysis agents are chemical additives that are designed to react with the products of hydrolysis and prevent further breakdown of the material. 

The use of hydrolysis stabilizers and anti-hydrolysis agents has become essential in the process of industrial manufacturing. Without these chemical additives, many materials used in industrial applications would have a significantly shorter lifespan and would need to be replaced more frequently.

In recent years, the demand for these chemical additives has increased significantly due to the growth of the construction, automotive, and packaging industries. These industries heavily rely on materials that are resistant to hydrolysis, as exposure to moisture is inevitable in many applications. 

One of the factors that contribute to the increased demand for hydrolysis stabilizers and anti-hydrolysis agents is the expanding use of renewable resources such as plant oil derivatives and biodegradable polymers in industrial applications. These materials can be highly susceptible to hydrolysis, causing them to lose strength and durability over time. By using hydrolysis stabilizers and anti-hydrolysis agents in the production process, their lifespan can be significantly extended, increasing their practicality and value. 

Hydrolytic stabilizer for polymers containing ester and amide groups, lubricants anorganic fluids. Especially active at higher processing temperatures. STABILIZER DB7000 acts as an acid and water scavenger and prevents autocatalytic degradation Main fields of application are stabilizationof polyesters (including PET, PBT and PEEE) and many polyurethane systemsbased on polyester polyols as well as polyamides, EVA and other plastics susceptible to hydrolysis