Leather Manufacturing II Full Tanning Industrial Process II Four Tannery Industry in One Video

An overview of the history and importance of leather as a durable and versatile material, highlighting the key processes involved in making leather.

Detailed explanation of the tanning process at the tannery, starting from the treatment of animal hides with salt, through to soaking in lime, splitting, tanning, and squeezing out excess moisture.

Description of the trimming and splitting stages where unwanted material is cut away from the leather and the hides are split into layers for further processing.

Insight into the tanning and dyeing operations that enhance the leather's properties such as durability and color, preparing it for subsequent finishing stages.

Explanation of softening techniques like staking and suspension drawing, as well as stretching methods using hot plates and frames to improve the leather's flexibility and texture.

Overview of the finishing department where the leather receives its final treatment including embossing, spraying, and milling to achieve desired patterns and textures.

Emphasis on quality control measures, precise measurement of leather, and packing for delivery to ensure customer satisfaction and timely orders.

Insight into Leather Tech's production capabilities, export achievements, commitment to worker health, and continuous research for optimal leather quality and finishes.

Introduction to Hermann Oak Leather's traditional tanning process using vegetable tannins and the evolution of tanning techniques over the years.