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Als Alternative zur [[Chromgerbung]] wird häufig die synthetische Gerbung angewandt.  
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Synthetic tanning is frequently used as an alternative to [[Chrome tanned|chrome tanning]].  
  
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'''Synthetische Gerbstoffe (aromatische Syntane)''' sind solche, die vom Menschen künstlich hergestellt werden, also keine Entsprechung in der Natur haben. Beispiele sind Formaldehyd, Glutaraldehyd (auch Glutardialdehyd genannt), Phenole und Acrylate. In der Regel werden synthetische Gerbstoffe im [[Gerbung|Gerbprozess]] nicht isoliert, sondern meist im Rahmen einer [[Kombinationsgerbung|Kombination]] mit [[Chromgerbung]] oder [[pflanzlich gegerbtes Leder|Pflanzengerbung]] eingesetzt. Bei der Chromlederproduktion sorgt z. B. die Nachgerbung mit synthetischen Gerbstoffen für die nötige "Fülle" der sonst eher "leeren" nur chromgegerbten Leder. Man schätzt die Jahresproduktion von synthetischen Gerbstoffen auf 200.000 Tonnen (2008).  
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Synthetic tanning agents (aromatic syntans) are produced artificially, so have no counterpart in nature. Examples of these include formaldehyde, glutaraldehyde, phenols and acrylates. The synthetic tanning method is not employed as an isolated [[Tanning leather|tanning process]], but mostly as part of a [[Tanning leather#Tanning methods|combination tanning process]] with either [[Chrome tanned|chrome tanning]] or [[Vegetable-tanned leather|vegetable tanning]]. Chrome leather production ensures retanning with synthetic tanning agents as they provide the necessary “fullness" to the leather. It is estimated that annual production of synthetic tanning agents amount to 200,000 tonnes (2008).
  
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Nach der Gerbung, wenn das Leder noch nass ist und noch nicht [[Lederfarbe|gefärbt]] wurde, wird es wegen der hellen Farbe [[Wet White]] genannt.  
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After tanning, when the leather is still wet and not dyed, it gets a bright [[Leather colour|colour]] and hence is also referred to as [[Wet white|wet white]].  
  
  
 
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''Synthetic tanning agents - [[Wet white]]''<br></p>
 
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A disadvantage of [[Chrome tanned#Chrome-free leather - FOC = Free of Chrome|chrome-free (FOC)]] synthetic tanned leather is its sensitivity to moisture in the leather, plus heat. Synthetic tanned leather starts to [[Shrunken leather - leather shrinkage|shrink]] at a temperature of 75°C.
  
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Approx. 50% of all [[car leather]] is FOC. If a convertible is rained on, a liquid runs out and if a wet towel or a wet swim suit remains too long on the leather, moisture migrates through the [[finish]], the [[Leather seams|seam holes]] or the [[Perforated leather|perforation holes]]. If sun shines on such wet leather, the matrix water (chemically bound in leather) starts boiling and the leather [[Shrunken leather - leather shrinkage|hardens and shrinks]]. The otherwise usual [[Chrome tanned|chrome tanning]] of car leather is less sensitive and only shrinks at temperatures above 85°C.
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''[[Shrunken leather - leather shrinkage|Shrinkage]] of synthetic tanned [[car leather]] due to moisture in leather and sun.''<br></p>
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== Additional information ==
 
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* [[Gerbstoff]]
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* [[Leather production]]
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* [[Chromgerbung]]
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* [[Tanning leather]]
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* [[Tannins]]
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* [[Chamois leather]]
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Synthetic tanning is frequently used as an alternative to chrome tanning.

Synthetic tanning agents (aromatic syntans) are produced artificially, so have no counterpart in nature. Examples of these include formaldehyde, glutaraldehyde, phenols and acrylates. The synthetic tanning method is not employed as an isolated tanning process, but mostly as part of a combination tanning process with either chrome tanning or vegetable tanning. Chrome leather production ensures retanning with synthetic tanning agents as they provide the necessary “fullness" to the leather. It is estimated that annual production of synthetic tanning agents amount to 200,000 tonnes (2008).

After tanning, when the leather is still wet and not dyed, it gets a bright colour and hence is also referred to as wet white.


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Synthetic tanning agents - Wet white

 

A disadvantage of chrome-free (FOC) synthetic tanned leather is its sensitivity to moisture in the leather, plus heat. Synthetic tanned leather starts to shrink at a temperature of 75°C.

Approx. 50% of all car leather is FOC. If a convertible is rained on, a liquid runs out and if a wet towel or a wet swim suit remains too long on the leather, moisture migrates through the finish, the seam holes or the perforation holes. If sun shines on such wet leather, the matrix water (chemically bound in leather) starts boiling and the leather hardens and shrinks. The otherwise usual chrome tanning of car leather is less sensitive and only shrinks at temperatures above 85°C.


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Shrinkage of synthetic tanned car leather due to moisture in leather and sun.

 

Additional information



Video about the leather production in the tannery

The leather production in the tannery.


Tanning methods
Chrome tanning - Vegetable-tanned leather - Synthetic tanning - Tanning with fats and oils


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