EP2207904A2 - Beschichtetes leder - Google Patents
Beschichtetes lederInfo
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- EP2207904A2 EP2207904A2 EP08802045A EP08802045A EP2207904A2 EP 2207904 A2 EP2207904 A2 EP 2207904A2 EP 08802045 A EP08802045 A EP 08802045A EP 08802045 A EP08802045 A EP 08802045A EP 2207904 A2 EP2207904 A2 EP 2207904A2
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- leather
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- silicone
- polyurethane
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a novel coated leather, preferably split leather, in particular cow split leather, in accordance with the European Patent Application Publication No. Hei n, which comprises the polymer mentioned in claim 1 of this claim.
- It refers to a leather which is characterized by a perfect nubuck handle and nubuck look, which is suitable for shoes, sandals and special shoes, for saddles for motorcycles and bicycles as well as for the interior equipment of boats, for medical and hospital equipment and the like. Furthermore, it is to be used for cladding vehicle interior components and has a new nubuck equivalent optical and haptic quality.
- the model for the new coated leather is genuine nubuck leather: The same results from sanding the grain top side. It forms fine fibers and the surface is dull and fine-grained rough. Nubuck leather has an interesting and beautiful appearance in the new state and has an optimal feel. Significant disadvantages of genuine nubuck leather, however, are that
- the abrasion resistance is not sufficient especially for safety shoes and sports shoes, because even after a short use of the shoes at the stressed areas an abrasion wear, which is always associated with a color change shows.
- the object of the invention was to provide a leather whose surface is similar in terms of look and feel of the surface of a real Nubukleders, but without the, as mentioned above, use-limiting
- the object of the invention is that the new nubuck leather does not become soiled and that it does not become shiny under extreme conditions and does not change its surface texture and color.
- the main drawback is that very soft polymeric foam coatings do not grind well on the leather.
- the softness of a polymer is essential for a good feel.
- the fibers tend to be less resistant to abrasion and the nubuck effect is quickly lost.
- the optimal nubuck surface is therefore a hybrid.
- the smooth surfaces of the recesses are larger in area than the matte surfaces of the sheathing webs, the surface has the same languidness as a natural nubuck leather.
- the smooth surfaces of the microwells are not perceived, even if, as particularly preferred, they are not only smooth but even shiny.
- the eye only recognizes a uniformly matt surface with the look of real nubuck leather. Even when you touch the micro-wells are not perceived. Due to the matt surfaces of the borders and their softness, the thin polymer surface feels like a high quality natural nubuck leather.
- black nubuck leathers In a gloss grading according to DIN 67530, measured at a light incidence angle of 60 °, black nubuck leathers have a gloss level between 0.1 and 0.4, as does the leather according to the invention. The same applies to measurements in other colors.
- the new coated leather preferably split leather, with coating
- the surface in particular of a soft cross-linked polyurethane, preferably based on or from a known solidified polyurethane dispersion, it can of course be used in the leather industry finishing additives such.
- a soft cross-linked polyurethane preferably based on or from a known solidified polyurethane dispersion
- the surface was formed on a removable silicone rubber backing and bonded to the leather by one or more polyurethane-based adhesive layers.
- the adhesive layer or its layers are also crosslinked.
- the adhesive layer or layer layers are formed from polyurethane dispersions, preferably from those which have a crystalline structure.
- total coating includes the outer layer as well as the adhesive or adhesive layer, which may be multi-layered, e.g. has a middle and a tie layer layer.
- the new leather absorbs no water from the surface, furthermore it has an excellent resistance to abrasion of paint in both dry and wet condition, it is mechanically extremely resistant to abrasion and the individual layers or layers separate under extreme loads and at Do not interact with moisture. It also provides protection against wet surface soiling.
- outer layer which is a film with novel smooth, preferably shiny, concave-spherical
- Inner surfaces of the micro-wells is.
- the significantly reduced dirt pickup results from the smooth surface of the wells as well as from the small cross section of the openings. Coarser dirt can not penetrate at all.
- the soft, elastic webs transport when moving dirt from the hemispherical, hollow and inside smooth depressions.
- the microstructure of the surfaces of the new leather is in itself completely opposite to the known, dirt-repellent lotus structure with finest hairs, the new surfaces are not prone to contamination and tend to move and / or presence of water for self-emptying of dirt particles, which is completely surprising.
- the depressions are smooth according to the invention, their inner surface is preferably glossy in itself. However, the overall surface of the new leather or its visual impression is always dull, similar to real nubuck leather.
- the surface of the new leather is extremely easy to handle and has a feel, as they have only very high quality, nubuck leather.
- a coated leather preferably split leather
- already high adhesive properties are required and this meets the new coated leather or split leather according to the invention easily.
- Due to the known use of polyurethane dispersions having a crystalline structure, which additionally contains a crosslinker, for the adhesive or adhesive layers or layer layers creates a nearly inseparable connection with each other and with the leather, especially when one of the adhesive or adhesive layers is still wet when brought together before pressing.
- the complete coating advantageously has a maximum thickness of only 0.15 mm, so that the coated leather can be referred to as "genuine leather".
- the overall coating may be two or more layers. A preferably provided, very thin silicone pad remains unconsidered.
- the leather may have a mechanical hole perforation, as will be explained in detail later.
- the new coated leather in which this re-dyeing is not necessary, shows the same or even better results than the genuine nubuck leather in a gloss level detection, measured according to DIN 67530 at 60 ° incidence angle, with the new leather in the preferred embodiment with direct Incidence of light and corresponding
- Magnification recognizes the smooth, preferably shiny surface of the wells.
- the leathers which are equipped with the novel nubuck-like surface layer, meet all the requirements and parameters of the vehicle and safety shoe industry. They are resistant to bending, soft and extremely abrasion resistant. Tested in accordance with DIN EN ISO 14327 with the friction wheel H22, the surface has e.g. after 30,000 cycles still no damage.
- nubuck leather For nubuck leather, however, damage with color changes is visible after only 1,000 cycles. Also tested according to DIN EN ISO 12947-1 after 50,000 cycles, in the dry state, this finding has been confirmed, in contrast to nubuck leather, which already changes after 1000 cycles.
- the coating of the invention also does not change its properties in the climate change test, the coating acts as a kind of seal and prevents the ingress of moisture to the leather, which, if it had access, the stretch and
- the new coated leathers are optimally suited for foam-backed components and for parts which come into contact with the human skin, in particular for steering wheels, center consoles, shifter knobs,
- the thickness of the new overall coating of the new leather is as small as 0.15 mm, it not only has excellent mechanical and physical properties, but is also very soft, cuddly and sympathetic and virtually immune to any kind of soiling.
- the new surface or outer layer can, as already mentioned, show any, in particular impressed, surface structure.
- the leather according to the invention in particular split leather, optimally not only for automotive, but also for truck and bus seat covers especially in combination with textiles and furthermore especially for safety, work and sports Shoes, motorcycle, bicycle and riding saddles u. Like. Can be used.
- a particularly preferred embodiment within the scope of the present invention which ensures a particularly good, practically inseparable adhesion of the outer layer to the adhesive or adhesive layer responsible for the binding to the leather, is disclosed in claim 2.
- DE 3720776 A describes a leather in which the coating consists of three layers, wherein as the middle layer and as a connecting layer
- Nitrocellulose which in combination with polyurethane foams too
- the outer layer provided there contains no silicone additives and has none
- the provided there outer layer has pores, which are only partially lined by the thin middle layer.
- the middle class and the middle class are only partially lined by the thin middle layer.
- Bonding layer together have a thickness of less than 0.03mm.
- the outer layer contains only about 1% of a silicone additive.
- the middle and tie layers provided there are unsuitable for split leather and are unable to actually close said capillaries and depressions in the outer layer.
- An essential aspect of the present invention is that the outer layer in a conventional manner on a warm silicone or polysiloxane underlay or -Matrize with - the pores, tubes, aisles u. Like. - From the base towering pins, pins, surveys is formed and that the surface of the outer layer, in addition to the respective surface structure has also received a degree of dullness to a certain degree, which is durable and not at high stress during rubbing under pressure changed.
- the outer layer contains between 2.5 and 20 wt .-%, based on the total weight of the outer layer, preferably between 6 and 12 wt .-%, polysiloxane.
- the polysiloxane is in the predominantly polyurethane-formed outer layer in the form of the smallest, solid particles or solid
- microparticles Besides these solid microparticles, which are more preferred
- the main constituents of the outer layer preferably consist of a medium-hard branched polyurethane which is formed by an ultimately solidified dispersion.
- the inventively fully filled cavities and capillaries, or better said, the same wall-connected or-anchored filling form-packing in the outer layer are integral with the middle layer layer components of
- the middle layer layer of the adhesive layer itself also advantageously consists of an ultimately solidified, known per se polyurethane dispersion, which has exhibited thermoplastic properties before crosslinking.
- the middle layer layer advantageously has a somewhat unbranched or linear structure and has excellent adhesive properties. By then cross-linking their mechanical properties are significantly improved and repealed the previously passed thermoplastic properties.
- the material of the middle layer penetrates into the capillaries, openings, cavities, cavities, pores, hollow tubes or the like originally present in the outer layer, penetrates them completely and connects with their walls or anchors there, wherein a particularly high adhesion of the two said layers or layers to each other is achieved by the additional mechanical anchoring.
- outer layer to the affiliated, preferably formed as a homogeneous adhesive layer, middle layer position per cm 2 between 20 and 3, in particular between 18 and 5, capillaries, tubes, pores or the like or back side depressions od.
- middle layer layer and the tie layer layer advantageously have a higher layer thickness together than the outer layer.
- They preferably have both the almost same chemical structure, but which is deliberately different from the chemical structure of the outer layer.
- the outer layer with its inventively relatively high silicone content has due to the high proportion of polysiloxanes on the desired soft feel and a high abrasion and Farbabriebsfesttechnik.
- the bonding layer layer of the adhesive layer formed with the solidified polyurethane dispersion ensures that the entire coating is also firmly bonded to the ground (known) and / or milled and / or staked split leather. Not only is an inseparable adhesion of the layers and layer layers to one another achieved by the interlocking or nested structure of the coating, but all the pores, capillaries, openings or the like of the outer layer itself are fully and watertight.
- the total thickness of the coating is at most 0.15 mm, but is better thinner than 0.15 mm, and preferably less than 0.12 mm, it is water-repellent or waterproof from the top. Water bubbles off or does not penetrate the leather.
- the thickness of the outer layer is advantageously between 30 and 45% and that of the middle layer and the tie layer layer together between 70 and 55% of the overall structure of the new coating.
- the coated split leather according to the invention fulfill all the parameters of the vehicle industry. They are durable, soft and extremely resistant to abrasion. The abrasion resistance of the same is about ten times that of conventional scar leather for vehicles.
- the coating according to the invention does not change its properties even when
- the coating acts as a kind of seal and prevents the ingress of moisture from the outside, which, if it had access, would adversely affect the expansion and shrinkage properties of the leather.
- coated split leathers are optimally suited for back-foamed components and for parts which come into contact with the human skin, such as e.g. Steering wheels, center consoles, shifter knobs, armrests and the like, as well as for boat equipment, hospital and sanitary articles etc ..
- Neither the middle nor the tie layer contain silicones.
- the total coating of the new leather is thinner than 0.15 mm, not only does it have excellent mechanical and physical properties, it is in consequence the high silicone content of its outer layer is very soft and comfortable to the touch and virtually immune to waterborne contaminants. This is especially important for nubuck-like surfaces.
- the haptic properties can be further improved if the middle and / or tie layer layer contains per se known hollow microspheres with a volume fraction of less than 10% or contain.
- the leathers according to the invention are soft if they are not only ground in a known manner prior to coating, but also, as may be provided according to the invention, have been subjected to a grinding and / or staking process. As a result, the adhesion is further improved because abrasive dust and loose fibers are removed from the leather surface or at least reduced there.
- the outer layer is at most, especially less than, 45% of the total thickness of the overall thin finish, it can exhibit any surface texture. According to the invention or its preferred embodiments has the
- round cells are opened more or less widely on its surface and open cells are formed on the plastic body. This structure is transferred to the surface of the outer layer via a warm silicone matrix.
- This - as with a nubuck leather looking - surface can also be z. B. additionally have an embossed structure.
- the layer absorbs no water and, of course, does not allow water to pass through.
- the outer layer has a layer of a silicone rubber, which has a thickness of less than 0.005 mm and is formed from an aqueous silicone emulsion with a particle size in the nanometer range. This further improves the prevention of wet contamination, as well as the creaking behavior. Last but not least, this extremely thin layer also improves the fire-retardant behavior of the new coated split leather.
- the split leather according to the invention according to claim 2 and claim 3 can be optimally used for truck seat covers as well as for bus seat covers especially in combination with textiles.
- Another essential object of the invention is a further improvement of the essential new properties of the leather according to the invention by applying a finish layer on its outer layer.
- This finish layer has been mostly on a polymer or polyurethane layer and is formed for environmental reasons from aqueous polyurethane dispersions.
- This finish is relatively thick, usually even more than 0.01 mm.
- Such polyurethane finish layers are usually hard and do not have good hydrolysis properties.
- the outer layers applied to the outer layers then contain leather silicone emulsions and / or dispersions or are constructed with these. These silicone emulsions are e.g. made from low to medium molecular weight oils with the concomitant use of emulsifiers.
- Emulsifiers and the oils emigrate to the surface over time and are absorbed into the surface
- a further object of the present invention is therefore to provide a natural leather with a coating or dressing in which the outer finish layer does not have these disadvantages, ie is itself resistant to hydrolysis and the underlying, formed from a solidified, polyurethane-containing dispersion Outer layer protects.
- the finish layer should be thin so that it does not close existing or introduced pores.
- finishing layer should not be able to be polished and the products equipped therewith, e.g. Car seats, steering wheels, furniture covers or shoes should not change their gloss over time.
- a further object of the invention is to ensure that continuous perforations in the leather and optionally provided in the dressing or coating capillaries and / or pores for improving the water vapor and air permeability are open or remain and that further also the possibility consists of eliminating the wicking of sewing threads or a water transport, eg in shoes, from the outside in, to prevent what e.g. in so-called Semianilinleder still represents a major problem.
- the applied finish layer should mechanically, physically or chemically protect the underlying polyurethane-formed outer layer and thus also the leather surface.
- Nanometer range and with a solids content of less than 5%, preferably less than 2.5%, and a viscosity similar to water applied to the polyurethane layer and is firmly connected to this.
- a hydrophobic finish layer is formed which, in the solidified state, is thinner than 0.009 mm, preferably thinner than 0.007 mm.
- This finish layer is advantageously colorless transparent and penetrates into capillaries, hair pores, as well as in perforations and pores in the polyurethane coating of the leather, in particular in the outer opening region and prevents even with perforated leather, a drop of water does not penetrate the leather under static conditions through the perforations, etc., even if the perforations or the like have a diameter of 0.5 mm.
- the surface tension of the water on this finish layer is so great that a droplet stops on the hydrophobic surface and can not penetrate into a perforation or capillary.
- a previously existing air and water vapor permeability of natural leather is not or not significantly changed by the applied finish layer.
- the finish layer is so thin that, for example, 1m 2 of leather with the finishing layer only weighs about 4 grams more than the leather without the layer.
- the leather provided with the silicone finish layer according to the invention is not only water-repellent, but also has outstanding properties with respect to its creaking behavior.
- the finish layer penetrates water, aqueous soil, and other aqueous liquids, such as water. Milk, red wine, e.g. in perforated leather car seats, prevented or permanently difficult. Rain showers do not cause any damage on the seats of a cabriolet, especially not because the material of the finishing layer in the area of the seams causes damage
- the finish layer which advantageously has a density of less than 1, gives the leather a particularly pleasant feel and a "silky” feel, which does not alter its properties even during long-term use pigmented underlying polyurethane outer layer well again.
- the leather provided with the finish layer according to the invention has a particularly good flex life. Especially at low temperatures, it is far superior to a leather with conventional finishes. So at temperatures of -
- Silicone emulsions in the polyurethane outer layer which otherwise tend to emigrate and, because of their separating action, have an adhesive effect, even have a positive effect because they have an affinity for the silicone nanoparticles, resulting in a good bond between the solidified, polyurethane-containing aqueous dispersion outer layer and the finish layer leads.
- the finish layer even largely prevents emigration of the oily constituents of a silicone emulsion present in the polyurethane layer coating or in its outer layer.
- the claims 33 to 38 relate to further details of the adhesive layer, or of the middle layer layer and tie layer layer of the leather according to the invention.
- Claims 39 to 42 are concerned with that in the leathers in the various embodiments described so far, e.g. manufacturing technology present and introduced in particular in their coatings pore channels and perforations.
- the coating of the leather can be perforated mechanically or physically, preferably so that only the coating in its entirety - ie through the coating throughout - Is perforated, and the perforations from the top or surface of the outer layer her only partially penetrated into the leather, eg up to about 50% or 60%.
- the thin coating with the silicone nanoparticle dispersion forming the finish layer is as disclosed in a thickness but such that the walls of the perforations are also lined, but the perforations are not clogged thereby and are thus water vapor permeable to the outside ,
- the mechanical or physical perforation may be applied to the entire split leather piece or to a size part, e.g. a shoe or saddle done.
- the thin silicone nanoparticle coating can also be applied to the finished shoe or the finished part of a vehicle seat.
- capillaries which penetrate the entire coating.
- these capillaries are so small or narrow, namely on average less than 0.03 mm that they can not be visually perceived and in relation to the hemispherical recesses on the outside, which are closed inwards to the surface portion in these closed hemispherical recesses between 1 and a maximum of 10%.
- the coating can additionally be mechanically perforated.
- the silicone nano-coating not only improves soiling behavior, it also prevents water from penetrating from the outside to and into the leather.
- Powder e.g. Quartz powder, used. This is very beneficial for safety shoes worn in a warm environment.
- leathers according to the invention have proven to be suitable according to claim 44 which between the provided with micro-wells polyurethane outer layer and the substrate leather, so for example in the adhesive layer, a woven or knitted fabric of a highly resistant yarn material, in particular based on polyaramide fibers or - filaments, preferably with a basis weight of 40 to 85 g / m 2 , is arranged.
- the total coating without tissue insert should be a maximum of 0.15 mm.
- the coating will increase approximately by the thickness of the fabric or knitted fabric, with the result that the thickness of the overall coating increases to approximately at least 0.30 mm.
- the polymer coating is separated from the leather separately from leather fibers and determined with a starch meter at a contact pressure of 1000 g per 1 cm 2 . Without fabric insert, the thickness is between 0.09 and 0.15 mm.
- the leather back with the silicone Nano-dispersion is impregnated, as provided according to claim 45, water, which penetrates, for example, by a damaged coating to the leather, not spread on the leather back and this the skin of the wearer near layer remains dry and thus comfortable.
- the thin monolayer on the surface and the nano-impregnation on the leather backside practically do not affect the water vapor permeability.
- the leathers are and therefore remain waterproof from the outside, but they are water vapor permeable from the inside.
- This back impregnation with the nano-silicone dispersion or emulsion not only prevents or not only reduces the water absorption from the back of the leather, it also has a very positive effect on the fire behavior of the leather according to the invention. Especially if this thin nano-layer is on the top of the finish and on the back of the leather and as impregnation, which has penetrated about 0.2 mm into the leather. Even with the most stringent fire test tests, the leather does not burn or extinguish within a very short time. Such leathers even meet stringent fire performance tests for the aircraft industry.
- the claim 46 relates to a safety shoe, which is at least partially made with a leather according to the invention. Furthermore, the processes for producing the new leather are essential
- FIG. 1 shows the view of a section through the new leather, as it basically corresponds to claim 1
- Fig. 2 is a detail sectional view of the surface layer of this new leather
- Figs. 3 and 4 SEM images of the surfaces of this leather with different magnifications.
- 5 to 8 show schematic views of the cross sections through the near-surface region of the new, provided with coating leather or split leather according to the invention
- Figs. 9 and 10 enlarged shots of the outer surface of the finish layer, the structure here using a foamed Polymer has been formed.
- FIGS. 11 and 12 show enlarged schematic sections through the surface structure of a new leather already provided with a finish layer as mentioned above.
- Fig. 1 shows how the ground, for example, surface 20 of the substrate forming split leather 2, a coating 5 with - here single-layer adhesive layer 3, for example, based on polyurethane surface is bound, to which in turn or to its surface 30, the novel , Nubuck character having outer layer 4 is bound surface.
- Said outer layer 4 which has a thickness do, has on its surface, in the areas Bnp not provided with embossing 41, a multiplicity of closely hemispherical, approximately hemispherical-like, concave micro-recesses 42 with inner widths Iw, which are recessed into the surface. preferably in the range of 20 to 80 microns, on.
- Recesses 42 are at least microscopically smooth and therefore have a high light-reflectivity ability, so they shine, which, however, remains hidden from the unaided eye, but is quite visible when viewed with the microscope.
- the surfaces 431 of the webs 43 which surround the micro-depressions 42, in each case delimiting and mutually interconnected, are substantially rougher, they are matt to superfine fibrous, which has a surface finish, e.g. from the ground surfaces of the negatives used to make the micro-wells 42.
- the thickness or width ds of the webs 43 is a fraction of the inner width Iw of the approximately hemispherical-like concave micro-wells 42. The same are for
- the depth tv of the microwells 42 is of course related to their inner width Iw and is for example 5 to 60 microns.
- the narrow surfaces 431 of the borders or webs 43 are matt to extremely fine-fiber soft and flexible and convey the typical Nubukgriff and the nubuck-like appearance in combination with the dirt-repellent smooth micro-recesses 42. When touching the surface formed by the narrow webs 43 of the new
- the micro-wells 42 can not be perceived as such.
- the micro-wells 42 have, as already mentioned, a very smooth, homogeneous, so in itself shiny, light-reflecting concave surface 421, which is well visible under a light microscope at eg 50-fold magnification.
- the mentioned micro-depressions 42 or their surfaces 421 are smooth, homogeneous and liquid-tight on all sides.
- nubuck leather-looking also so appealing new surface, consists in all parts in one piece of a soft cross-linked polyurethane.
- the polyurethane has a hardness of at least less than 75 Shore A.
- the outer layer 4 can of course also pigments and other additives known per se in finishing layers, such as in particular handle, lubricants od. Like. Contain.
- the soil-repelling effect is also improved by the outer layer 4 contains per se known silicone particles, which are added to the polyurethane dispersion prior to solidification as a silicone dispersion or silicone emulsion.
- the Shore hardness is determined after solidification of the polyurethane dispersion mixture into a film with a thickness of 5 mm.
- the novel nubuck-like top or outer layer is preferably formed by evaporation of water from a polyurethane dispersion applied to a silicone rubber negative support having a multiplicity of positive spherical caps on the surface.
- Fig. 1 it is further shown that e.g. for leather for safety shoes in the coating 5 perforations 7 may be introduced, which extend into the leather 2 inside. In this case, it is favorable if a silicone rubber is applied to the outer layer 4.
- Finish layer 6 is applied, which ultimately also covers the walls of the perforations 7 and optionally impregnated the leather 2.
- the beginning of the perforation 7 is shown in more detail in FIG.
- Fig. 1 it can be seen how the micro-depressions 42 are arranged only in the unembossed areas Bnp of the finish layer 4, and the embossment 41 in the embossed area Bp.
- Fig. 2 illustrates - with otherwise constant reference numerals - the ratios described in the novel outer layer 4. There is the difference between the matte to fine-grained outer surface 431 of the micro-wells 42 surrounding ridges 43 and the light-reflecting smooth, concave inside Surface 421 of the approximately hemispherical-like micro-wells 42 made clear.
- the two Fig. 3 show and 4 Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) images of 50 and 100 times the surface 40 of the novel outer layer 4 of the new coated leather 100 having the high number of micro-cavities 42, open to the outside, close to each other , substantially hemispherical shell-like smooth inner surfaces 421 and the - here bright - webs 43 with relatively rough or matte surface 431 in those areas Bnp where no embossment 41 has been made.
- SEM Scanning Electron Microscopy
- the self-contained perimeter micro-wells 42 are not quite regular, and it should be noted that in extreme cases, e.g. may also have approximately polyhedral, in particular hexahedral, shape or cross-sectional shape.
- FIG. 5 again shows the split leather 2 forming the basis, the surface 20 of which is freed from its grain layer.
- the compound bonded to 15 the same surface formed from a solidified, predominantly polyurethane-containing dispersion compound layer layer 3 "of the adhesive layer 3, whose top-side outer surface 30" to a preferably similar compound and with the same, possibly even partially chemically 'bonded middle layer layer 3' of the adhesive layer 3 borders.
- This middle-layer layer 3 ' is provided on its surface 30' with the silicone or polysiloxane-containing layer, on its surface 40 a e.g. connected about hill-like structure 41 having outer layer 4.
- the mold-filling bodies 36 ', 360 are formed from a high-tack prior to solidification polymer dispersion, which in the same way as the rest of the middle layer layer 3' z. B. by crosslinking, has been solidified to the middle layer layer 3 '.
- an average of about 5 to 10 pores or recesses 45, 45 'which are present on the outer layer 4 and / or are not fully penetrating per cm 2 of finish layer surface 40 are present.
- FIG. 5 is shown schematically one of the introduced into the coating 5 hole perforations 7, as well as a bonded to the outer surface 40 nano-silicone finish layer 6, which also covers the wall of the perforation 7 and the leather 2 at its bottom at least slightly impregnated.
- truncated conical protuberances 36 'of the middle layer layer 3' are filled to the outside Surface 40 of the outer layer 4 pass through.
- FIG. 7 shows a further embodiment of the leather 100 according to the invention with a frustum-shaped pore 45 extending to the outer surface 40 of the outer layer 4 or the like, which is provided with a continuous pin 36 "or the like . is completely filled from the polymer material of the middle layer 3 '.
- the pin 36 'or the like itself also has a pore 35' which reaches fully to the surface 40 of the outer layer 4 and which in turn is completely filled with an inner pin 36 "or the like from the polymer material of the bonding layer 3" is, which also only at the outer layer surface 40, there exposed, ends.
- an inner pin 36 "or the like from the polymer material of the bonding layer 3" is, which also only at the outer layer surface 40, there exposed, ends.
- Fig. 8 shows - with otherwise constant reference numerals - a section through an inventive coated split leather 100, where there the Anchoring pores 45 'or the like in the outer layer 4 do not pass to the outer surface 40 and thus not the same filling layer anchoring pins 36' od. Like. From the polymer material of the middle layer layer 3 '.
- outer surface 40 of the outer layer 4 is defined by the "multi-spherical" surface, e.g. a spherically foamed polymer having a hemispherical structure 41 and having a nubuck-like appearance.
- Figs. 9 and 10 show - with otherwise constant reference numerals - in 100x magnification - each a plan view of the just mentioned, many approximately hemispherical recesses having, outer surface 40 of the outer layer 4 of the coated split leather 100 shown in FIG.
- a total of 1, 5 to 20 wt .-% polysiloxanes are included.
- this content of polysiloxanes is preferably 4 to 12% by weight, in the case of leather having a nubuck-like surface, preferably 10 to 18% by weight.
- Fig. 11 which further explains the finish coating of the leather, an enlarged section through a leather 100, i. represented by a natural leather.
- a dressing 5 here with only one outer layer 4, which is optionally bonded to the leather 2 with an adhesive layer 3 and in the form of at least two polymer layer layers 4 ', 4 "formed with aqueous polymer dispersions, in particular polyurethane dispersion.
- At least two polyurethane layers 4, 4 are expediently applied to the leather 2 as finish or coating 5.
- the inner (s) polyurethane layer (s) 4 ' may be somewhat softer, in particular to the
- Polyurethane base can be made slightly harder. In at least one of these
- Polymer layers may be arranged or contained hollow microspheres.
- finishing layer 6 denotes a finish layer applied to the polyurethane layer or to the outermost polyurethane layer, that is to say outer layer 4.
- This finishing layer 6 is a thin, emulsifier-free, finely divided silicone topcoat containing silicone particles in the
- Nanometer range in particular in the range of 1 to 25 nm, preferably 8 to 16 nm.
- the thickness of the applied on the outer layer 4 finish layer 6 is about
- Finish layer 6 is formed and the silicone emulsion also penetrates into the capillaries 7, but does not clog them, but forms at least in the upper or outer end region the capillaries 7, as shown in FIG. 11 can be seen on the wall of a flat finish or protective layer 6 from.
- Fig. 12 shows a full-grain leather whose surface was sanded with a very fine-grained sandpaper (finer than 350 grit) before applying the polyurethane outer layer 4 at best.
- the outer layer 4, in particular comprising pigments, a crosslinker and a silicone emulsion, having a thickness of e.g. about 0.015 mm is applied by spraying directly on the grain surface of a, preferably colored, leather 2.
- the nanoparticles in the finish layer 6 in a first form, namely poly [3 - ((2-aminoethyl) amino) propyl] methyl (dimethyl) siloxane, in particular 2-hexyloxyethoxy-terminated, and / or in a second Form, namely
- Claim 23 specified size.
- the inventively provided finish layer 6 adapts perfectly to the surface structure of the polyurethane-containing outer layer 4.
- the outer layer 4 can be so thin that you can see the hair pores of a full-grain leather. It can also be thicker and have an embossing; she may have a fantasy or manmade interface; it may have been applied indirectly or directly to the natural leather 2. Particularly preferred is their application to the new leather with nubuck-like outer surface.
- the finish layer 6 leads to unadulterated test results, in particular when determining abrasion resistance, whereas hitherto known abradable silicone emulsions deposit on the test specimen and falsify the test result.
- the finish layer 6 can also contain small amounts of organic constituents, such as, for example, ethylene glycol monobutyl ether, with which the nanoparticles are joined to one another and to the outer layer 2 containing polyurethane. These crosslinked or compound components have so far remained out of polysiloxane, in the enumeration of
- the wicking of the suture can be eliminated by a subsequent application of thin, transparent nano-silicone dispersion.
- An existing finish layer 6 does not interfere with this.
- the polyurethane-containing, solidified aqueous or applied as aqueous dispersion outer layer 4 contains pigments and is in particular crosslinked with a modified Polyisocyannat.
- a modified Polyisocyannat Preferably, it can also coarser silicone particles with sizes between 1 and 100 microns and / or liquid silicone, which is added via an emulsifier containing aqueous silicone emulsion of the polyurethane dispersion.
- this dressing has continuous capillaries, - watery no longer removable contaminants neither on their surface 3 nor in the leather 1, because, as shown in Fig. 11, the leather 2 itself is partially hydrophobic and the setting and sticking of dirt in the leather itself is prevented or made more difficult.
- the dirt-repellent effect is significantly enhanced by a nubuck-like design of the outer surface 40 of the outer layer 4, as indicated in FIG. 11.
- the thin, extremely finely divided silicone emulsion penetrates the finest capillaries 7 in the case of full-grain leather 2 and partially penetrates into the leather 2 at the end of the capillaries 7 in the region 4.
- leather coated in this way behaves in a similar manner to water-repellent leather as fully waterproofed leather in barrels, but without the disadvantages that these leathers have.
- outer layer 4 as well as any existing in this layer 4 silicone emulsions, which always complicate the application of new layers due to their release properties, lead here to an improved connection of the layer layers 4 and 6, obviously in that the nano-particles of the layer 6 with Join the microparticles in the outer layer 4.
- the dressing or coating 5 does not contain nano-particle silicones, but silicones, which were introduced by means of emulsifiers and water in the finish 5, as was previously the finishing layer formed according to the invention leads to a good connection of the finish 5 or the outer layer 4 with the finish layer 6 and improved in all respects properties.
- the extremely fine polysiloxane nanoparticles of the layer 6 also penetrate into the microscopically rough surface depressions of the polyurethane outer layer 4.
- the microscopic roughness of the outer layer 4 is unavoidable, because it results solely from the fact that the particles of the polyurethane dispersion forming them are greater than 2 microns and often greater than 5 microns. This allows the nano-particles of the finish layer 6 to deposit in these microscopically rough depressions.
- the outer layer 4 or the polyurethane coating advantageously contains coarser silicone particles between 1 and 100 ⁇ . These solid particles are to be understood as meaning polysiloxane particles or polysiloxane resin particles.
- a silicone dispersion applied to the surface of the outer layer 4 - as well as the finish layer 6 - is still hydrophobic acts when contained in this not only nanoparticles, but also microparticles or used, ie when nanoparticles and microparticles this layer
- Microparticles forms the layer 6.
- 40 to 60% by weight or% by volume 40 to 60% by weight or% by volume
- the adhesive layer is soft in use, to improve the feel.
- acrylates are added to the crystalline polyurethane-containing dispersion or the polyurethane dispersions as softening components, namely those which would lead to extremely soft, sticky films having a hardness of less than 15 Shore A alone, in an amount such that the connecting layer 3 or compound layers 3 1 , 3 "are formed with 10 and 45% by volume acrylate, based on the polyurethane content of the bonding layer or layers.”
- Goat leather can also be provided or used in accordance with the invention with the coating according to the invention Nubuck optics are of special interest for this purpose.
- silicone resin particles having a size of less than 20 ⁇ , preferably less than 6 ⁇ may be present in the outer layer 4 alone or in addition to the other silicone rubber particles and / or higher molecular weight silicone particles with a volume fraction of up to 7%.
- the silicone resin particles can also form layer 6 on nubuck leather alone.
- the resin particles are applied to the coated leather as dispersion or emulsion at the end of the manufacturing process.
- the surface layer 4 may have production-related pores and capillaries. These openings can be closed again; such a surface is considered waterproof, but not necessarily water vapor-tight and airtight.
- Water resistance thus does not mean that no steam passes.
- a water vapor permeability from the leather side is always present. If the case occurs that the water vapor permeability for safety shoes is too small, perforations could be formed. Even if there are pores and capillaries in the outer layer 4, however, this layer does not absorb water because it contains considerable amounts of silicone and because it is additionally hydrophobic due to the hydrophobic layer 6.
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