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| + | In the glazing treatment, the leather surface is compressed by strong friction and pressure so that it becomes smooth and shiny. To achieve a particularly [[Gloss of leather|high gloss finish]], [[finish|non-thermoplastic binders]] are applied to the leather surface, which prevent the leather from becoming soft and sticky during this process. Mostly, casein-based binders are used. The process is carried out by a glazing machine. Nevertheless, the manual effort for the glazing is enormous, which increases the cost of production. Alternatively, the leather is rolled smooth with a metal roller under high pressure. | ||
| − | + | High gloss [[crocodile leather]], [[lizard leather]], [[snakeskin]], [[turtle skin|turtle leather]] or [[Ostrich leather|ostrich legs]] are mostly glazed. | |
| − | + | Glossy leather is otherwise extremely water-sensitive and especially for [[leather shoes|shoes]], a [[Waterproofing leather|waterproofing]] final lacquer is applied to make the leather, [[Waterproofing leather|water-repellent]]. | |
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| + | ''Glazed [[crocodile leather]]. - Glazed crocodile [[Leather handbags|handbag]] ([[Leather museum|DLM - German Leather Museum in Offenbach]]).''<br></p> | ||
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| − | ''Glazed [[Ostrich leather|ostrich leather leg]]. - Glazed [[Snakeskin#Python leather|python leather]] ([[Leather museum|DLM - German Leather Museum in Offenbach]].''<br></p> | + | [[bild:Tigerpython-02-Ledermuseum-Offenbach.jpg|500px]] |
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| + | ''Glazed [[Ostrich leather|ostrich leather leg]]. - Glazed [[Snakeskin#Python leather|python leather]] ([[Leather museum|DLM - German Leather Museum in Offenbach]]).''<br></p> | ||
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== Additional information == | == Additional information == | ||
* [[Crocodile leather]] | * [[Crocodile leather]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:16, 31 July 2023
Glazing leather - Glazed leather
In the glazing treatment, the leather surface is compressed by strong friction and pressure so that it becomes smooth and shiny. To achieve a particularly high gloss finish, non-thermoplastic binders are applied to the leather surface, which prevent the leather from becoming soft and sticky during this process. Mostly, casein-based binders are used. The process is carried out by a glazing machine. Nevertheless, the manual effort for the glazing is enormous, which increases the cost of production. Alternatively, the leather is rolled smooth with a metal roller under high pressure.
High gloss crocodile leather, lizard leather, snakeskin, turtle leather or ostrich legs are mostly glazed.
Glossy leather is otherwise extremely water-sensitive and especially for shoes, a waterproofing final lacquer is applied to make the leather, water-repellent.
Glazed crocodile leather. - Glazed crocodile handbag (DLM - German Leather Museum in Offenbach).
Glazed ostrich leather leg. - Glazed python leather (DLM - German Leather Museum in Offenbach).
Additional information
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