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'''Wet Blue''' bezeichnet feuchtes [[Chromgerbung|chromgegerbtes Leder]]. In dieser Phase ist das Leder fertig [[Lederherstellung|gegerbt]], aber weder [[trocknen|getrocknet]], [[Lederfarbe|durchgefärbt]] noch [[Zurichtung|zugerichtet]].
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Wet Blue refers to moist [[Chrome tanned|chrome-tanned leather]]. In this phase, the leather is tanned, but neither [[Drying leather|dried]], [[leather colour|dyed]] nor [[finish|finished]]. The bluish colouring is produced by the [[tannins|chrome tanning agent (Chromium (III) oxide)]], which is blue and is contained in the leather after [[tanning leather|tanning]].
  
Heutzutage werden Leder im passenden Farbton [[Lederfarbe#Durchgefärbte Leder|durchgefärbt]]. Die Farben, die für Durchfärbungen verwendet werden, haben aber keine Deckkraft. Bei hellen Ledern wäre die Rückseite dann im Farbton der Chromgerbstoffe. Durch eine [[Gerbung#Nachgerbung|Nachgerbung]] werden die Leder dann so gebleicht, dass helle Farbwünsche erfüllt werden können.  
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Nowadays leather is [[leather colour#Dyed leather|dyed throug]] in wished colors. The dyes have no opacity. In the case of bright leathers, the back side of the [[finish|finished leather]] would then be in the blueish colour of the chrome tanning agents. By a retanning, the leather is bleached that light colors can be achieved with better dying.
  
  
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'''''Oben''' Wet-Blue vor dem [[Trocknen]]'' - '''''Unten''' Der Gerbstoff färbt das Leder leicht bläulich - [[Trocknen|Getrocknetes]] Wet Blue = [[Crustleder]]''<br></p>
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''Wet-Blue before [[Drying leather|drying]]. - The [[tannins|chrome tanning agent (Chromium (III) oxide)]]) colours the leather slightly bluish. [[Drying leather|dryed]] wet blue = [[crust leather]].''<br>
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== Weitere Informationen ==
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== [[Leather videos|Video]] about [[leather production]]==
* [[Wet White]]
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* [[Olivenleder|Wet Green]]
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* [[Chrome tanned|Chrome tanning]]
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* [[Crust leather]]
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''Video about the [[leather production]] in the [[tannery]].''
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''The [[leather production]] in a modern [[tannery]].''
 
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== Additional information ==
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* [[Wet white]]
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* [[Olive leather|Wet green]]
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* [[Chrome tanned|Chrome tanning]]
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* [[Crust leather]]
  
  

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Wet Blue refers to moist chrome-tanned leather. In this phase, the leather is tanned, but neither dried, dyed nor finished. The bluish colouring is produced by the chrome tanning agent (Chromium (III) oxide), which is blue and is contained in the leather after tanning.

Nowadays leather is dyed throug in wished colors. The dyes have no opacity. In the case of bright leathers, the back side of the finished leather would then be in the blueish colour of the chrome tanning agents. By a retanning, the leather is bleached that light colors can be achieved with better dying.


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Wet-Blue before drying. - The chrome tanning agent (Chromium (III) oxide)) colours the leather slightly bluish. dryed wet blue = crust leather.

 



Video about leather production


The leather production in a modern tannery.


Additional information


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