German Leather Industry Is Using The Fist Product.

The leather industry in Germany is the world's most competitive product. Germany's leather industry is one of the most important industries in the European Union. Its products are mainly made of car seat leather and furniture leather. The industrial scale is not very large. As of 2004, there were 50 leather making enterprises, 3000 employees, 500 million euros in sales, and 47% of the total export volume, and the main export market was EU countries. Of the 161 million 500 thousand square feet of the total annual production, 70% are car seat leather and upholstery leather, 20% are upper leather and leather leather, and the rest 10% are garment leather, Harness Leather and top grade leather. From the above figures, it is easy to see that the German leather industry is a strong competitive country in the European Union countries. After Italy and Spain, it belongs to the third largest leather producing country. The leather industry in Germany is mainly made of furniture leather and automobile seat leather, and at the same time, it also takes into account the production of high-grade upper leather and leather leather. In recent years, the leather industry in Germany has been developing successfully because of its high product quality and the fist product of the directional sales market. The car seat leather is known to all in the industry. It is a proud product of German leather making industry. Because its product quality is absolutely consistent with the requirements of market and terminal manufacturers (Porsche, Mercedes, BMW and Audi), it belongs to the directional sales product. Furniture leather is another major product of the German leather industry. Because of its high quality products, two famous furniture factories in Britain have been using German made furniture leather for their top furniture for many years. According to British customers, German furniture leather has good light and thermal stability, and its physicochemical properties conform to the furniture product standard. In short, the quality of two products of car seat leather and furniture leather is definitely a grading product. It is a proud product of the German tanning industry. It is also the fist product of Germany in defeating its competitors in the fierce international market. German tanning manufacturers explain that their production can be reduced, but the quality of leather can never be reduced. Whether or not there is any benefit in producing seating leather, the quality of leather is absolutely in line with the stringent requirements of automobile manufacturers. This is entirely reassuring. The German leather industry enjoys an advantageous environment in the automotive industry, which is the directional selling market in the German leather industry. It also wins the victory with unique, high quality and high standards. More importantly, German tanning enterprises regard the process of producing high quality leather for their customers as a respect for their customers, and it is a kind of happiness, which is worth learning and learning from colleagues. Of course, German leather industry has also encountered some disturbing things. First of all, furniture leather has been impacted by foreign products. In recent years, under the pressure of the sharp decline of furniture prices, the profits of furniture factories are getting thinner and thinner, and the situation is getting worse and worse. This is a blow to the German leather industry. The biggest blow to German leather industry is the impact of cheap furniture leather from South America on the German market. At this year's International Furniture Fair, leather and microfiber materials from abroad are more than ever before. The only comfort to the German leather industry is that the high import prices largely limit the pace and quantity of these products entering the German market. Second, leather chemicals regulations are becoming increasingly stringent, and product performance standards are demanding. Since twenty-first Century, the European Union's new policy on leather chemical industry has brought great obstacles and problems to the development of leather and chemical industry in Germany. For example, the performance standards of chemical products are demanding; chemical suppliers have to cut down production costs to reduce production costs; the development of new chemical products need to take risks such as quality, environmental protection and standards. Germany's tannery industry is facing a severe situation, which has already threatened German shoe making and machinery manufacturing industry. If the German leather industry is sluggish under the current severe situation, the damage to German shoemaking and machinery manufacturing industry will be greater. High and new technology is the strength of German leather industry development. Although Germany has encountered various kinds of shocks, dangers and difficulties, Germany's development prospects are hopeful. Because hi-tech is the strength of Germany. It is worth mentioning that the technology of aerospace and automobile manufacturing industry has begun to be used in the design of shoe making and leather machinery equipment. For example, -KlochnerDesma, the shoe molding machine manufacturer, directly introduces the finite element method and 5 axis grinding technology of aerospace industry to shoemaking machines; the patented technology of vacuum embossing produced by -Hornschuh in the finishing machinery factory can copy the very complicated patterns without any difference, and its accuracy is higher than that of anywhere else in the world. All these are incomparable to other countries. In addition, Germany is still a powerful chemical industry. The largest chemical industrial production area in Europe is concentrated on the Rhine river. Large quantities of chemical products are continuously transported to all parts of the world. BayerMaterialScience and Elastogran are important production companies of PU and TPR, as well as the pioneer of technology development in the industry. In short, the German leather industry will be able to win high and new technology in the fierce competition in the international market, and the future is optimistic.