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1. Albes leather production - Retenage:
Neutralising, filling out, dyeing and greasing. The asid resulting from the tanning process is Neutralized. Dyeing then takes place, where appropriate with anilin-dye-stuffs. |
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1. Albes leather production - Finishing:
Here the leather is given its final surface treatment and look. Through processes of base coat, colouring, embossing, ironing the leather becomes, depending on the demands of fashion, matt or shiny, two-tone or uni-coloured, smooth or grained. The art of finishing lies in working in wafer-thin layers without disturbing the natural look of the leather and its characteristics such as suppleness and breathability. |
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