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What is the difference between vegan leather and pu leather?
What is the difference between vegan leather and pu leather? As we all know that vegan leather contains part of polyurethane components, pu leather also contains polyurethane components, that vegan leather and pu leather what is the difference? And PU leather is two different materials, their dif...Read more -
Vegan leather can be applied to which products?
Vegan leather applications Vegan leather is also known as bio-based leather, now vegan leather in the leather industry as a new star, many shoe and bag manufacturers have smelled the trend and trend of vegan leather, have to manufacture a variety of styles and styles of shoes and bags at the fast...Read more -
Why the vegan leather so popular right now?
Why the vegan leather so popular right now? The vegan leather also call bio based leather, refer to raw materials derived wholly or partly from bio-based materials are bio-based products. Right now the vegan leather very popular, many manufacturers show a huge interest in the vegan leather to mak...Read more -
What is solvent-free pu leather?
What is solvent-free pu leather? Solvent-free PU leather is an environmentally friendly artificial leather that reduces or completely avoids the use of organic solvents in its manufacturing process. Traditional PU (polyurethane) leather manufacturing processes often use organic solvents as diluen...Read more -
What is microfiber leather?
What is microfiber leather? Microfiber leather, also known as synthetic leather or artificial leather, is a type of synthetic material typically made from polyurethane (PU) or polyvinyl chloride (PVC). It is processed to have similar appearance and tactile properties to genuine leather. Microfib...Read more -
What is PU leather?
PU leather is called polyurethane leather, which is a synthetic leather made of polyurethane material. Pu leather is a common leather, widely used in a variety of industry products, such as clothing, footwear, furniture, automotive interior and accessories, packaging and other industries. Therefo...Read more -
What is vegan leather?
The vegan leather also call bio-based leather, which is made from various plant-based materials such as pineapple leaves, pineapple peels, cork, corn, apple peels, bamboo, cactus, seaweed, wood, Grape skin and mushrooms etc, as well as recycled plastics and other synthetic compounds. In recent ye...Read more -
What’s the advantages of Microfiber Carbon Leather
Microfiber carbon leather has many advantages over traditional materials such as PU. It is strong and durable, and it can prevent scratches from abrasions. It is also highly elastic, allowing for more precise brushing. Its edgeless design is also a great feature, as the edgeless edges of microfi...Read more -
How to identify automotive leather?
There are two kinds of leather as automobile material, genuine leather and artificial leather. Here comes the question ,how to identificer the quality of automobile leather? 1. The first method, the pressure method,For the seats that have been made, the quality can be identified by pressing metho...Read more -
Why the eco synthetic leather/vegan leather is new trends?
Eco-friendly synthetic leather, also called vegan synthetic leather or biobased leather, refers to the use of raw materials that are harmless to the surrounding environment and is processed through clean production processes to form functional emerging polymer fabrics, which are widely used in al...Read more -
3 Steps —— How do you protect synthetic leather?
1. Precautions for using synthetic leather: 1) Keep it away from high temperature (45℃). Too high temperature will change the appearance of synthetic leather and stick to each other. Therefore, the leather should not be placed near the stove, nor should it be placed on the side of the radiator, ...Read more -
What is biobased leather/vegan leather?
1. What is bio-based fiber? ● Bio-based fibers refer to fibers made from living organisms themselves or their extracts. For example, polylactic acid fiber (PLA fiber) is made of starch-containing agricultural products such as corn, wheat, and sugar beet, and alginate fiber is made of brown algae....Read more
