Artificial Leather Production on Wet Coagulation Lines
topic
Artificial leather wet coagulation lines apply multiple PU layers of different formulations onto woven or nonwoven microfibre substrates, coagulating each layer in water baths before topcoat and embossing operations that create the surface grain pattern, softness, and appearance of natural leather at lower cost and higher uniformity, with the substrate and PU layer stack construction determining the mechanical performance, folding endurance, and breathability of the finished artificial leather.
Role
Produces artificial leather materials for footwear, upholstery, and apparel applications through the wet coagulation process that creates the microporous breathable PU structure resembling the grain layer of natural leather, with artificial leather wet coagulation lines being used extensively in Asian footwear and fashion industries where the combination of consistent quality, lower cost, and animal-free raw materials provides market advantages over genuine leather alternatives.