Perforated leather

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Leather perforation - Perforated leather

A perforation of leather is the cutting of holes into the surface at regular intervals. Through the perforation, little leather pieces are punched out and removed.

Car leather is provided with a covering and protective color layer so that it meets the desired characteristics of automotive manufacturers (stain resistance, abrasion resistance, UV resistance, etc.). Non-pigmented smooth leather (aniline leather) is too delicat for car interieurs.

The disadvantage of surface colourations is the reduced breathability of the leather. Therefore, car seats are often perforated in the contact areas. Due to the perforation, the air permeability of the leather is noticeable increased and the sweating in the contact area is significantly reduced.


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Perforations are almost exclusively used for vehicle upholstery. For leather furniture, perforations are unusual. for shoes, bags and clothing, perforation is used for decorative reasons.

Car manufacturers such as Mercedes, Opel, Ford, Porsche and also VW (New Beetle) use perforated leather.

Very well known at Mercedes is the so-called Mercedes basketweave perforation, which is a mixture of embossing and perforation.


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Perforations are usually round, but can also be angular.

 

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Design: Perforation of a red dyed leather with a black surface colouration.

 

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Perforated car leather (right imitation leather).

 

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Perforated hand bags.

 

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Perforated perforated motorcycle comb and leisure jacket.

 

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For production reasons, it is also possible to laminate and then perforate. The perforation holes then also pass through the cushion material on the back.

 

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Furniture cushions get a perforation on the back to allow venting of the cushions. At the same time, it is used for advertising with own brand.

 

Perforation of leather in the leather workshop

There are smaller machines with which leather can be perforated in the leather workshop. Different punching tools can be used to achieve different patterns and hole sizes.


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With a perforation machine, car leather and other leather can be perforated as required (car saddlery in Dubai).

 

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The leather is perforated quickly.

 

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The perforation tools punch round holes.

 

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The cut-out leather pieces land in the collecting container of the perforating machine.

 

Embossing with intentional perforations of the leather

Some leathers are that strongly embossed, that holes are teared into the leather. In contrast to the perforation, no leather is punched out and removed.


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'The Mercedes Basketweave is an embossing, that pierces the leather.

 

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Luxury leather embossed with pattern (front and back). The leather was perforated.

 

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A car leather with an embossing that tears the leather.

 

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Exotic: Leather chair with Mercedes Basketweave embossing.

 


 

A video about painting on leather, perforating leather, carving leather, embossing leather and several other methods to create motifs on leather.

 

Cleaning and maintenance of perforations

Perforation in leather is sensitive to moisture. Therefore, the following procedure must be followed during cleaning and care: In the area of the perforation, apply all products only sparingly in order not to fill the holes or to soak them too much. The moisture can penetrate and the edges can be swollen or the moisture can soak the cushioning foam behind and wet the leather back to the front with remaining stains.


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Typical stains caused by too wet cleaning and / or care application.

 

When cleaning, the following procedure is recommended: Add some leather cleaner foam from the foam dispenser bottle to a cloth or a brush and then clean the leather carefully. Remove the foam and cleaning residue with a cloth slightly moistened with water. Also when applying care products, slightly moisten a cloth with the care product and wipe the leather gently..

If you follow these rules, there is no risk due to the perforation, and the leather remains beautiful for a long time.


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Too wet cleaning and / or care application. - Bird droppings leaves unexpected strong damage.

 


Lederreparaturen

Wenn perforierte Leder einreißen oder anderweitig beschädigt sind, müssen diese meist ausgetauscht werden. Die Lochperforation wirkt bei starken Kräften wie die Perforation einer Briefmarke. Das Leder reißt dann entlang der Lochung. Aber bei seltenen Ledern gibt es Probleme. Man erhält das Leder nicht in der gleichen Farbe oder das Perforationsmuster ist nicht mehr zu erhalten. Spezialisierte Lederreparaturbetriebe können die Schäden manchmal ohne Lederaustausch reparieren. Es bleibt aber immer eine sichtbare Narbe und nur handwerklich geschickte Betriebe können solche Arbeiten gut machen.


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Riss im Leder von einem Porschesitz. Keine einfache Reparatur.

 

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Risse im perforierten Leder können nicht unsichtbar repariert werden. Eine Narbe bleibt.

 



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