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− | + | Haptic designates the tactile sense (feel) as well as the perceptible properties of an object with regard to its material characteristics, surface structure and consistency. | |
− | + | The feel of a leather is also described with the "grip" of a leather. "A buttery [[napa leather]]," a "waxy" grip of a fine [[aniline leather]], the "plastic-like" grip of strong [[finish|coated]] leather, or the "parchment-like" grip of an old, dry, thin leather are all descriptions of the feel of a leather. Also the stiffness, elasticity, warmth and coldness of a material are sensed haptically. | |
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− | '' | + | ''A good [[leather quality|quality leather]] feels warm and soft.''<br></p> |
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− | + | ==Softness of leather== | |
+ | [[Leather]] is a fiber mesh of infinitely many small fiber connections. The looser these are, the softer is a leather. The flexibility of the collagen fibers themselves also influence the softness of a leather. The tanner can influence the softness by [[Oils & fats in the leather industry|greasing]]. But in almost every [[leather produciton|step of tanning]], the tanner influences the strength of the final product. An [[Embossed leather|embossed]] or [[ironed leather]] will always feel more firm as unembossed and un-ironed leather. Long [[softening]] and optimal [[Oils & fats in the leather industry|greasing]] ensures extra soft leather. Also the applied [[tannines]], influence the leather softens. If a leather is not tanned, but only dried, it is then called [[parchment]], which is very hard and stiff. | ||
− | + | Depending on the [[exotic leather|animal species]], the fibers are also differently firm. Due to its structure, a [[crocodile leather]] is always stronger than a [[Lamb leather - Sheep leather|lambskin]]. Also [[Parts of the hide|within a skin]], the fiber connections are different. On the flanks the leather is more [[Looseness|loose]] than in the middle area. | |
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− | '' | + | ''Buttery soft [[Lamb leather - Sheep leather|lamb]] and [[Elkskin leather|elk]] [[napa leather|napa]] [[lather gloves]] (Elkskin leather from [http://www.masshandschuhe.com/#!/willkommen Pineyard - MUD GbR]).''<br></p> |
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− | '' | + | ''Soft [[Sheepskin - Lambskin|lambskin jacket]] and stretchable [[stretch leather]].''<br></p> |
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− | === | + | ===[[Soft leather]]=== |
− | + | [[Soft leather]] is an unprotected or undefined term and is used for all [[types of leather]] to describe the softness of leather. In principle, an object made of soft leather should be softer than the typical feel of such leather objects. | |
− | == | + | ==Strength of the leather== |
− | + | There are areas of use of [[leather]], where strength or hardness is desired. [[Leather belts]] or [[leather straps]] and [[leather shoes#Sole leather|leather soles]] should not be labile but solid. A leather [[Weapon leather|gun holster]] or a leather [[Leather accessories|dice cup]] should also be firm. | |
− | [[ | + | The firmness of a leather is achieved by pressing, less [[Oils & fats in the leather industry|fats and oils]] and / or by [[Ironing leather|ironing]] and / or [[Shrunken leather - leather shrinkage|heat]]. If a leather is wet before pressing, the leather fibers become more adhesive and it becomes even firmer. It can be made that firm, that it breaks when overstretched. A [[Looseness|denser fiber structure]] and the right choice of [[tanines|tannin]] also affects the hardness or strength of leather. |
− | + | [[Parchment]] is untanned, dried, hard animal skin. For drums this effect is important for the sound. | |
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− | '' | + | ''Solid [[leather straps]], [[parchment|drumms]], [[Leather luggage|leather case]] or [[Leather saddle|saddle]].''<br></p> |
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− | + | The abundance of the leather describes how massive the leather feels. The leather is "filled" by large-scale [[Tanning leather#Retanning|retanning substance]]s and then feels more massive. | |
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Revision as of 14:26, 4 December 2016
Contents
Haptic of leather
Haptic designates the tactile sense (feel) as well as the perceptible properties of an object with regard to its material characteristics, surface structure and consistency.
The feel of a leather is also described with the "grip" of a leather. "A buttery napa leather," a "waxy" grip of a fine aniline leather, the "plastic-like" grip of strong coated leather, or the "parchment-like" grip of an old, dry, thin leather are all descriptions of the feel of a leather. Also the stiffness, elasticity, warmth and coldness of a material are sensed haptically.
A good quality leather feels warm and soft.
Softness of leather
Leather is a fiber mesh of infinitely many small fiber connections. The looser these are, the softer is a leather. The flexibility of the collagen fibers themselves also influence the softness of a leather. The tanner can influence the softness by greasing. But in almost every step of tanning, the tanner influences the strength of the final product. An embossed or ironed leather will always feel more firm as unembossed and un-ironed leather. Long softening and optimal greasing ensures extra soft leather. Also the applied tannines, influence the leather softens. If a leather is not tanned, but only dried, it is then called parchment, which is very hard and stiff.
Depending on the animal species, the fibers are also differently firm. Due to its structure, a crocodile leather is always stronger than a lambskin. Also within a skin, the fiber connections are different. On the flanks the leather is more loose than in the middle area.
Buttery soft lamb and elk napa lather gloves (Elkskin leather from Pineyard - MUD GbR).
Soft lambskin jacket and stretchable stretch leather.
Soft leather
Soft leather is an unprotected or undefined term and is used for all types of leather to describe the softness of leather. In principle, an object made of soft leather should be softer than the typical feel of such leather objects.
Strength of the leather
There are areas of use of leather, where strength or hardness is desired. Leather belts or leather straps and leather soles should not be labile but solid. A leather gun holster or a leather dice cup should also be firm.
The firmness of a leather is achieved by pressing, less fats and oils and / or by ironing and / or heat. If a leather is wet before pressing, the leather fibers become more adhesive and it becomes even firmer. It can be made that firm, that it breaks when overstretched. A denser fiber structure and the right choice of tannin also affects the hardness or strength of leather.
Parchment is untanned, dried, hard animal skin. For drums this effect is important for the sound.
Solid leather straps, drumms, leather case or saddle.
Abundance of leather
The abundance of the leather describes how massive the leather feels. The leather is "filled" by large-scale retanning substances and then feels more massive.
Additional information