A leather preservative is a chemical that is specifically designed to protect leather from microorganisms. In the production and use of leather products, due to factors such as humidity and poor ventilation, it is easy to breed mold and bacteria, resulting in mold, deterioration and decay of leather. This not only affects the beauty and durability of leather products, but can also cause harm to human health.
The main role of leather preservatives is to inhibit the growth and reproduction of microorganisms, thereby preventing mold and decay of leather products. These preservatives can damage the cell membrane and cell wall of microorganisms, make microorganisms inactive, and achieve the purpose of sterilization and antiseptic. At the same time, some leather preservatives can also improve the weather resistance and water resistance of leather, enhance the anti-aging performance of leather, and prolong the service life of leather products.
In the production of leather goods, leather preservatives are often added to the leather tanning and finishing process. This ensures that leather products are protected from microbial attacks during the production process, improving product quality and stability. Leather preservatives can also be applied or sprayed to protect leather products from the growth of mold and bacteria.
Leather preservatives play an important role in protecting leather from microorganisms. By using these chemicals, the service life of leather products can be extended, the quality and stability of products can be improved, and more convenience and comfort can be brought to people's lives.