Method for making environment-friendly artificial leather from ultra micro fiber without solvent treatment

Abstract

There is disclosed a method for making environment-friendly artificial leather from ultra micro fiber without solvent treatment. The method includes the step of making at least two components into ultra micro fibers, as raw materials, by means of conjugate spinning. By means of spun lacing or water lacing, three-dimensional interlacing is conducted on the ultra micro fibers in order to provide non-woven fabric, as a substrate. After the substrate is impregnated with water-borne resin solution, salt solution is used to solidify the water-borne resin solution in the substrate. The sea component of the ultra micro fibers is removed by means of alkaline. Abrading and finishing are conducted in order to obtain a semi-product of the environment-friendly artificial leather. The semi-product is dyed or water-borne resin is adhered to the semi-product in order to provide the environment-friendly artificial leather made from the ultra micro fibers without solvent treatment, providing a leather-like feel and excellent softness and physical properties.

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