What is the leather manufacturer?
The skin manufacturer prepares the animal hiding, so the leather can be made for products such as wallets, coats, furniture and other objects. Generally, the skin manufacturer participates in a three -stage process: preparing leather, sunbathing and leather skin. These steps may vary slightly depending on the type of skin used and the desired final product.
One of the first things that the skin manufacturer can do is to prepare. In principle, parts of the skin that are not desired on the skin are removed at the preparation phase, leaving only the highest level or dermis. The leather manufacturer has many different options during this phase. For example, it is maintained many times to hide to ensure that it does not rot or can be deleted so that the oils are removed. In addition, it can be soaked in water to clean and rehydrate.
It can also be detached and cut into multiple layers. If the skin must be soft, it can also undergo a leaning process during the preparation phase. Some manufacturersand they are hiding to lighten the skin color. In addition, it can be able to be able to decrease or in the second enlargement of the pH hiding and help solar substances to penetrate the skin.
The second main step occurs when the leather manufacturer tans the skin. Through sunbathing, it becomes resistance to bacteria and becomes increasingly steep that there are many variations of tanning process. For example, there are several different classifications of tannins such as minerals, vegetables, aldehyde and synthetic or chemical tannins. The types of tannins used on the skin depend on factors such as skin condition and pH.
The third step used by most leather manufacturers is crust. You want if the crust is thinned, tanned for the second time and then lubricated. During the crust process, many sub-steps will again appear, but it is at the discretion of the manufacturer to decide which steps are necessary. For example, hiding can be rehydrated, shaved to removeand all remaining subcutaneous fibers and colored. The skin can be filled with chemicals to deny the skin and thicker, or it can be softened and polished to reduce the texture of the skin.
Sometimes the skin manufacturer can tilt the upper corner of the skin. During this process of completion, the skin may be oiled, brushed, stamped, ironed or glazed. If the animal's hair was left to the skin, the fur can also be brushed at the moment. The manufacturer then either sells the skin of another company, or begins to produce specific products such as wallets or coats.