An industrial shoe freshener helps to:

• Eliminate unpleasant odors
• Ensure long-lasting hygiene
• Limit the growth of mold and microorganisms
• Ensure product quality before distribution

It is applied directly to shoes, leather, and sensitive areas during production or storage.

Shoe Fresh 10/13 Concentrate is designed for easy integration into industrial environments.

Technical specifications of the shoe freshener:

• Concentrated product (60% dilution / 40% water)
• Spray application (industrial spray gun)
• Compatible with existing processes

Integration into your process:

• At the end of production
• During quality control
• In logistics or storage
• During after-sales service

A solution that can be quickly deployed without major modifications to production lines.

In production, four main issues arise:

• Persistent odors linked to materials
• Mold growth during storage
• Smelly leather after transport
• Deterioration of the customer experience

An odor or mold defect can lead to product rejection or a customer returns.

Without proper treatment, these defects directly impact perceived quality.

The Shoe Fresh 10/13 addresses these issues with a fast, controlled, and repeatable treatment.

An antifungal treatment for shoes should not be considered as a corrective procedure, but rather as a product protection step.

Applying a professional shoe freshener helps to:

• Prevent contamination
• Stabilize product conditions
• Reduce risks during distribution

Odor treatment in the footwear industry is a quality control step, not a corrective measure.

Expert advice from Keck Chimie

“In the footwear industry, odor treatment must be integrated immediately upon product release. It is a direct lever for limiting after-sales returns and improving the quality perceived by the end customer ;”

Integrating this type of solution makes it possible to:

• Reduce product returns
• Improve brand image
• Ensure consistent quality
• Secure long-distance shipments

This directly improves product reliability and customer satisfaction.

Concrete use case in the footwear industry

In many workshops, odors develop after storage or transport.

Without treatment:

• Negative perception upon opening
• Risk of non-compliance

With integrated treatment:

• Neutralized product
• Consistent quality
• Better user experience

When should the treatment be applied?

At the end of production or during quality control.

Is the product compatible with leather?

Yes, it is suitable for leather surfaces.

Can it be integrated into the production process?

Yes, through industrial spraying.

Should it be tested before application?

Yes, on sensitive surfaces.

How often should it be applied?

Depending on your storage conditions.

Are you looking to reduce odors, limit mold, and ensure the safety of your products as they leave the production line?

Contact Keck Chimie – our teams will assist you in testing Shoe Fresh 10/13 directly in your industrial environment and integrating it into your process.