Properties and advantages of fish skin leather

Properties and advantages of fish skin leather

**Properties and advantages of fish skin leather
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Fish skin leather is a type of natural leather that is produced from the skin of various fish, such as rainbow salmon, tilapia, carp, sturgeon. This type of leather has unique properties that distinguish it from other types of leather.
The advantages of fish skin leather include the following:
- Beautiful appearance: fish skin leather has a shiny and transparent appearance that gives great beauty and charm to leather products.
- Resistance: Fish skin leather is well resistant to water and moisture and protects against damage caused by water and moisture.
- Flexibility: This type of leather has high flexibility and can be easily bent and used.
- Environment: Fish skin leather is made from the skin of fish that are left as natural waste in nature, so using this type of leather also helps the environment.
- Scratch resistance: fish skin leather has high scratch resistance and is not easily injured.
- Due to these advantages, fish skin leather is used as a popular option for the production of leather products and has a special place in the leather industry.
***Properties of fish leather
- Fish skin leather is very resistant to cold and is suitable for cold regions and countries so that it can withstand temperatures of 10 to 20 degrees below zero.
Usually, cow and sheep leathers are brittle and break due to cold.
- Polished and beautiful and with excellent coloring ability.
- Common leathers such as snake and lizard leather are very expensive, and of course their resources are at risk of destruction. But fish skin does not have such conditions, it is completely available and its resources are highly stable, at the same time it has the beauty and elegance of other leathers.

**Advantages of fish skin leather
- Compatibility with the environment, reducing air pollution caused by the tanning process, reducing water pollution (because in the tanning process, minimal chemicals are used to produce leather from fish skin (whether for tanning or dye).
- We do not destroy the fish leather of the animal for the production, because fish leather is prepared by using fish waste.

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