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| − | + | Acids which have penetrated into the leather during [[tanning leather|tanning]] are removed during the neutralising stage. Alkaline sodium carbonate is used in a concentration of 1.2%. Neutralising is necessary, to allow [[Oils & fats in the leather industry|fat-liquoring]]. There are no attempts to bring the [[pH value]] of leather to 7 during this stage, since this would dissolve the binding of the [[tannins]] to the skin-fibres and thus drastically reduce the [[leather quality|durability]] of the leather. In practice, a pH value of 4-6 is desired. | |
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Latest revision as of 18:16, 13 December 2022
Acids which have penetrated into the leather during tanning are removed during the neutralising stage. Alkaline sodium carbonate is used in a concentration of 1.2%. Neutralising is necessary, to allow fat-liquoring. There are no attempts to bring the pH value of leather to 7 during this stage, since this would dissolve the binding of the tannins to the skin-fibres and thus drastically reduce the durability of the leather. In practice, a pH value of 4-6 is desired.
Video about the leather production
The leather production in a modern tannery.
| Process steps in the leather production |
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| Storage - soaking - liming - fleshing - splitting - pickling - tanning - neutralising - withering - sorting - shaving - dyeing - fatliquoring - retanning - drying - finish - softening - final check |
| Tanning methods |
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| Chrome tanning - Vegetable-tanned leather - Synthetic tanning - Tanning with fats and oils |
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