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| − | + | Smooth leather is the term used to describe all [[types of leather]], whose [[Top grain leather|grain side]] is the visible side, regardless of the strength of the [[Leather grain - Grain side|natural grain]] of the animal. | |
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| + | [[Calfskin|Calfskins]] have a very [[Leather grain - Grain side#Types of graining: fine pore leather - coarse pore leather - fine grain leather - coarse grain leather|fine grain]], crocodiles a very [[Leather grain - Grain side#Types of graining: fine pore leather - coarse pore leather - fine grain leather - coarse grain leather|stron grain]]. The top is always a "smooth leather". [[Embossed leather|Embossed]] or [[Coated leather - Laminated leather|coated split leather]] is also referred to as smooth leather, because the optically equivalent to the smooth leather. Actually it is no smooth leather, because the scar side is not processed to the outside. | ||
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| − | ''[[ | + | ''[[Calfskin|Calfskin]] has a much [[Leather grain - Grain side#Types of graining: fine pore leather - coarse pore leather - fine grain leather - coarse grain leather|finer grain structure]] than [[crocodile leather]].''<br></p> |
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| − | '' | + | ''Smooth leather are available in many variations: [[[Leather grain - Grain side#Types of graining: fine pore leather - coarse pore leather - fine grain leather - coarse grain leather|fine grained, strong grained]] or [[Gloss of Leather|gloss or dull]].''<br></p> |
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| − | '' | + | ''Structure of the [[Leather dye - Leather color - Leather colour|leather coloring]] and [[Finish|finish]]. Without finish = [[aniline leather]].''<br></p> |
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* [[Leather types]] | * [[Leather types]] | ||
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Revision as of 21:07, 3 December 2016
Smooth leather is the term used to describe all types of leather, whose grain side is the visible side, regardless of the strength of the natural grain of the animal.
Calfskins have a very fine grain, crocodiles a very stron grain. The top is always a "smooth leather". Embossed or coated split leather is also referred to as smooth leather, because the optically equivalent to the smooth leather. Actually it is no smooth leather, because the scar side is not processed to the outside.
Calfskin has a much finer grain structure than crocodile leather.
Smooth leather are available in many variations: [[[Leather grain - Grain side#Types of graining: fine pore leather - coarse pore leather - fine grain leather - coarse grain leather|fine grained, strong grained]] or gloss or dull.
Glattleder können oberflächengefärbt (auch: pigmentiert, oder gedeckt) oder offenporig (Anilinleder) sein und weisen je nach Dicke der Oberflächenfärbung unterschiedliche Eigenschaften auf. Anilinleder fühlen sich schöner an, bleichen aber leichter aus und sind sehr fleckenempfindlich. Oberflächengefärbte Leder sind deutlich unempfindlicher gegen Flecken und Ausbleichen, fühlen sich dafür aber nicht so schön weich und warm an.
Bild 1: Ein Wassertropfen auf einem oberflächengefärbten Glattleder. Er zieht aufgrund der Beschichtung nicht in die Oberfläche ein, sondern perlt ab.
Bild 2: Auf einem offenporigen Anilinleder dringt der Wassertropfen in das Leder ein und dunkelt es.
Leder, wo die Haare noch vorhanden sind, werden als Felle oder Pelze bezeichnet.
Das Gegenstück zu den Glattledern sind die Rauleder. Das sind zum einen die Rückseiten der Glattleder, das unbeschichtete Spaltleder und das narbenseitig angeschliffene Glattleder, welches Nubuk genannt wird.
Structure of the leather coloring and finish. Without finish = aniline leather.
Video about different types of leather..
Additional information
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