GB/T 38408-2019
ActiveLeather—Identification—Method of microscopy
皮革 材质鉴别 显微镜法
Application Summary AI generated
This standard specifies a microscopy method for identifying the animal species origin of leather, such as distinguishing cowhide, sheepskin, or pigskin, by analyzing the unique histological features of the grain layer and fiber structure. It is applied in quality inspection, forensic analysis, and product authentication within the leather goods industry, including testing for footwear, garments, and upholstery. The method is used when visual or chemical identification is insufficient, ensuring accurate material declaration and preventing mislabeling in commercial and regulatory contexts.
Related Standards
NY/T 1173-2006
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GB/T 17928-1999
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GB/T 4689.20-1996
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GB/T 14789-1993
Fur--Raw mink skin
GB/T 14788-1993
Fur--Raccoon dog skins
GB/T 14787-1993
Fur--Yellow weasel skins
GB/T 14629.1-1993
Fur--Cheki and lamb skin
GB/T 14629.4-1993
Fur--Raw goatling skin
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