imprägniermittel
Imprägniermittel are substances used to make materials water-repellent or to protect them against other liquids, dirt, or stains. They work by altering the surface tension of the material. When an impregnating agent is applied, it forms a thin, invisible layer that prevents liquids from penetrating the material's pores. This layer can be hydrophobic, meaning it repels water, or oleophobic, meaning it repels oil and grease.
Common applications for imprägniermittel include textiles, leather, wood, stone, and concrete. In clothing, they are used
The composition of imprägniermittel varies widely. Traditional agents often contained silicones or waxes. Modern formulations may
Proper application is crucial for the effectiveness of an imprägniermittel. The material should be clean and