Features of Microfiber Leather

Features of Microfiber Leather

Microfiber leather mainly has the following characteristics:

1. The fold fastness is comparable to that of natural leather. Normal temperature bending reaches 200,000 times without cracks and low temperature (-20°C) bending 30,000 times without cracks (good temperature resistance and mechanical properties).

2.  Moderate elongation (good skin feel).

3. High tear strength and peel strength (high abrasion resistance, tear strength and tensile strength).

4. There will be no pollution from production to use, and the environmental performance is superior.

5. Luxurious appearance, various colors and textures can satisfy your unique custom design.

6. It has a strong three-dimensional effect on the surface details and a good pattern effect on the texture;

7. High-performance hydrolysis resistance and durability.

8. The size of the roll is regular, the thickness is uniform, the utilization rate is high, and the production efficiency is high.

9. Light weight, 30% lighter than natural leather, which can meet the design requirements of light weight and fuel economy.

10. Easy to clean and maintain. Save your time and money.

11. Strong environmental protection, meeting environmental protection standards: ROHS, EU REACH, etc.

Some top-level microfiber leathers are highly technological and will be more expensive than real leather and are used in high-end applications. The appearance of microfiber leather is most like real leather. Its thickness uniformity, tear strength, color vividness and leather surface utilization are better than natural leather, and it has become the development direction of contemporary synthetic leather. If the surface of the microfiber leather is dirty, it can be scrubbed with high-grade gasoline or clean water, and must not be scrubbed with other organic solvents or alkaline substances to prevent quality damage. Microfiber leather usage conditions: the heat setting temperature is not more than 25 minutes at 100°C, not more than 10 minutes at 120°C, and not more than 5 minutes at 130°C.