Amazon Modular Suite

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Leather Process

1.6 Sammiering Hides are run through a roller which removes unwanted water.   1.7 Shaving & Trimming Hides are trimmed of unwanted material and the backs shaved to a uniform thickness.

1.8 Dyeing The tanned hides are placed in wooden drums. Water, fats, resins and dyes are added to achieve the required colour.

1.9 Drying Hides are dried at a controlled temperature and humidity.

1.10 Staking Hides are put through a machine with a pin wheel to soften the leather.

1.11 Dry Milling Hides are placed in a rotating drum for milling to achieve required softness.

1.12 Buffing Hides are run through a buffing machine. An abrasive roller removes a small part of the top layer. Heavy imperfections are removed in this process.

1.13 Finishing Hides are now given a uniform pigment coat. Hides are given a polyurethane coating for protection.

1.14 Embossing The hides are finally run through a press. This process imprints a texture on the hide further masking imperfections.