HOW IS CACTUS LEATHER-REPLACEMENT MADE? - BY DESSERTO
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Dive into some of the production processes to elaborate Desserto, a vegan cactus-based material as an alternative to leather.
Location: Mexico.
Desserto® is a highly sustainable plant based material as an alternative to leather made from cactus, often distinguished by its great softness at touch while offering a great performance for a wide variety of applications and complying with the most rigorous quality and environmental standards. The aim is to offer cruelty free, sustainable alternatives, without any toxic chemicals, phthalates and PVC. The result, Desserto® , the cactus material, is partially biodegradable and has the technical specifications required by the fashion, leather goods, luxury packaging and furniture industries.
All rights reserved 2023. Desserto is a patented technology.
www.desserto.com.mx
You make the world a better place !
WOW!!.......Mexicans are so smart, the technology and everything
The amount of scientific detail that goes into this is insane
This sort of thing is where we need to head in the future, kudos!
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But how is it made?
What kind of cactus, how is it processed?
Iam so impressed it,,,
In this video not showing cactus juice with any chemical or something else, information is like not complete
I want to learn this, where can I ?
Until 0:17, it still looks like cactus juice. But, after that, it looks like plastic. Might they mix it with plastic or a kind of polymer and claim that it is cactus leather?
I heard that kind of business practice is common. For example, natural latex is sometimes a false claim with mixed materials.
Hello Jessica, in our process we use additives to make the materials highly resistant. 90% plant-based and 10% synthetic to protect the product. We understand that there is a lot of green washing in the market, please visit our website to learn more www.desserto.com.mx
Catus contains a natural polymer or mucilage*
and that's why it can be used to make this kind of material.
The ancient Aztecas used a mix of it to protect their buildings from the environment and to create their paintings...
Where can we get machine for same