Tanning agent-free tanning method
A technology of tanning agent and polar organic solvent, applied in the field of leather making, can solve the problems of non-recyclability, unfavorable industrialization, solvent discharge, etc., and achieve the effects of improving the efficiency of tanning, reducing the cost of tanning, and shortening the tanning time.
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[0045] Tanning-free tanning:
[0046] Dehydrate the bare hide (cowhide) in absolute ethanol (6.0 times the weight of the bare hide) for 90 minutes, add molecular sieve activation powder (3A) (3.5 times the weight of the bare hide) and dehydrate for 120 minutes to obtain the dehydrated hide. Adopt Karl Fischer method to measure its moisture content to be 2.95%;
[0047] Dry the dehydrated skin to obtain the skin base, and the softness of the skin base measured according to GB / T 39371-2020 is 4.69 mm, as shown in Table 3;
[0048] Weigh silicon dioxide (10% of the weight of the skin) and disperse it in absolute ethanol (10 times the weight of the skin) to form a suspension, then filter the above suspension onto the surface of the skin, dry it and place Soak in 10 wt% PDMS solution (8.0 times the weight of the skin) for 5.0 min to complete the hydrophobic treatment;
[0049] Tanning agent-free leather is obtained after drying the above-mentioned skin base that has completed the...
Embodiment 2
[0061] The molecular sieve recovered in Example 1 and ethanol are used to form a molecular sieve-polar organic solvent composite dehydration medium for reuse in the tanning agent-free tanning of this embodiment:
[0062] Put the bare hide (cowhide) into recovered ethanol (6.0 times the weight of the bare hide) for dehydration for 90 minutes, add the recovered molecular sieve activation powder (3A) (3.5 times the weight of the bare hide) and dehydrate for 120 minutes to obtain dehydrated Skin, adopting Karl Fischer method to measure its water content is 3.24%;
[0063] Dry the dehydrated skin to obtain the skin base, and measure the softness of the skin base to be 4.52 mm, as shown in Table 3;
[0064] Weigh silicon dioxide (10% of the weight of the skin) and disperse it in absolute ethanol (10 times the weight of the skin) to form a suspension, then filter the above suspension onto the surface of the skin, dry it and place Soak in 10 wt% PDMS solution (8.0 times the weight of...
Embodiment 3
[0069] Dehydrate the bare hide (cowhide) in absolute ethanol (4.0 times the weight of the bare hide) for 60 minutes, add molecular sieve activation powder (3A) (2.0 times the weight of the bare hide) and dehydrate for 60 minutes to obtain the dehydrated hide. Adopt Karl Fischer method to measure its moisture content to be 3.48%;
[0070] Drying the dehydrated skin to obtain the skin base;
[0071] Weigh titanium dioxide (8.0% of the weight of the skin) and disperse it in absolute ethanol (12 times the weight of the skin) to form a suspension, then filter the above suspension onto the surface of the skin, dry it and place it at 10 Soak in wt% PDMS solution (5.0 times the weight of the skin) for 30 minutes to complete the hydrophobic treatment;
[0072] The leather without tanning agent was dried after the hydrophobic treatment was completed. The mechanical performance parameters of the tanning agent-free leather prepared in this example are shown in Table 2, the tear force is ...
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