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− | When fleshing, connective tissue and | + | When fleshing, subcutaneous connective tissue and meat residue are removed with sharp blades from the [[flesh side]] of the skin. In the past, special tools were used by the [[tanner]]. Nowadays this stage is done with rotating scraping rolls. The average weight of a defleshed [[Measures and weights|4,5 m²]] big [[cowhide]] is approx. 25 kilos. |
− | If you want to remove the skin of an animal yourself, you have to work carefully. Especially if you want to get a complete hide with head, limbs and tail. Without expert advice, | + | If you want to remove the skin of an animal yourself, you have to work carefully. Especially if you want to get a complete hide with head, limbs and tail. Without expert advice, it's unlikely that you will get ears, nose or tail undamaged during the first attempt. |
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− | ''The [[rawhide|raw skin]] is removed from the slaughter. This | + | ''The [[rawhide|raw skin]] is removed from the slaughter. This step can [[Leather cutting waste|damage the skin]].''<br></p> |
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− | ''[[Tanner with traditional fleshing tools, picture D. Albert, Horb 2006. - Fleshing, historical picture.''<br></p> | + | [[bild:Entfleischen-04.jpg|500px]] |
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+ | ''[[Tanner]] with traditional fleshing tools, picture D. Albert, Horb 2006. - Fleshing, historical picture.''<br></p> | ||
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''When the hair is scraped off, a tick sometimes appears.''<br></p> | ''When the hair is scraped off, a tick sometimes appears.''<br></p> | ||
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== [[Leather videos|Video]] about the [[leather production]]== | == [[Leather videos|Video]] about the [[leather production]]== | ||
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− | ''The leather production in a modern [[tannery]].'' | + | ''The [[leather production]] in a modern [[tannery]].'' |
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! bgcolor=#eeeeee | [[Leather production|Process steps in the leather production]] | ! bgcolor=#eeeeee | [[Leather production|Process steps in the leather production]] | ||
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− | | bgcolor=#ffffff align=center | [[storage of leather|storage]] - [[soaking]] - [[Liming - Leather Tanning|liming]] - fleshing - [[Split leather|splitting]] - [[pickling]] - [[Tanning leather|tanning]] - [[neutralising]] - [[Drying leather|withering]] - [[Leather production#Sorting|sorting]] - [[shaving]] - [[Leather production#Dyeing | + | | bgcolor=#ffffff align=center | [[storage of leather|storage]] - [[soaking]] - [[Liming - Leather Tanning|liming]] - fleshing - [[Split leather|splitting]] - [[pickling]] - [[Tanning leather|tanning]] - [[neutralising]] - [[Drying leather|withering]] - [[Leather production#Sorting|sorting]] - [[shaving]] - [[Leather production#Dyeing - Fatliquoring - Re-tanning|dyeing - fatliquoring - retanning]] - [[Drying leather|drying]] - [[finish]] - [[softening]] - [[Leather quality|final check]] |
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! bgcolor=#eeeeee | [[Tanning leather|Tanning]] methods | ! bgcolor=#eeeeee | [[Tanning leather|Tanning]] methods | ||
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− | | bgcolor=#ffffff align=center | [[Chrome tanned|Chrome tanning]] - [[Vegetable-tanned leather]] - [[ | + | | bgcolor=#ffffff align=center | [[Chrome tanned|Chrome tanning]] - [[Vegetable-tanned leather]] - [[Synthetic tanned|Synthetic tanning]] - [[Tanning with fats and oils]] |
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Latest revision as of 16:44, 11 January 2023
When fleshing, subcutaneous connective tissue and meat residue are removed with sharp blades from the flesh side of the skin. In the past, special tools were used by the tanner. Nowadays this stage is done with rotating scraping rolls. The average weight of a defleshed 4,5 m² big cowhide is approx. 25 kilos.
If you want to remove the skin of an animal yourself, you have to work carefully. Especially if you want to get a complete hide with head, limbs and tail. Without expert advice, it's unlikely that you will get ears, nose or tail undamaged during the first attempt.
The raw skin is removed from the slaughter. This step can damage the skin.
The process of fleshing by hand tools.
Tanner with traditional fleshing tools, picture D. Albert, Horb 2006. - Fleshing, historical picture.
The machine fleshing in a tannery by sharp knife rollers.
When the hair is scraped off, a tick sometimes appears.
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 |