Environmentally Friendly Non-Toxic Automotive Silicone Leather Is
Scratch-Resistant And Wear-Resistant
Automotive silicone leather is a high-performance, environmentally
friendly synthetic leather that has emerged in the automotive
interior field in recent years. It uses silicone polymer as its
core raw material (replacing the plasticizers, solvents and other
ingredients in traditional PVC and PU leather). With its excellent
weather resistance, environmental friendliness and durability, it
has gradually become the mainstream choice for interior decoration
of high-end car seats, steering wheels, door panels, etc.
Features:
Automotive interiors are exposed to high temperatures (indoor
temperatures can reach 60-80°C in summer), extreme cold (below
-30°C in winter), and UV radiation. Silicone leather offers
exceptional weather resistance:
High and low temperature resistance: It maintains elasticity in
temperatures ranging from -60°C to 200°C, resists hardening and
cracking at low temperatures, and resists softening and becoming
sticky at high temperatures (traditional PVC leather releases
harmful substances at high temperatures, while PU leather ages and
discolors at high temperatures).
UV aging resistance: The chemical stability of the silicon-oxygen
bond makes it resistant to fading, cracking, or loss of luster
after prolonged exposure to sunlight, resulting in a service life
of up to 8-10 years (traditional leather typically begins to
noticeably age after 5-6 years).
Applications: Core areas of automotive interiors
Due to its comprehensive performance advantages, silicone leather
is primarily used in interior applications where environmental
friendliness, durability, and comfort are paramount.
Seat covers: Especially for the driver and passenger seats (which
experience high contact and require scratch and stain resistance),
and also for the rear seats of some models.
Multiple color options
