Leather Processing Grade materials are specifically formulated for use in the tanning and finishing of leather. These chemicals are selected for their effectiveness in treating hides and skins, improving durability, texture, color, and overall quality of the final leather product. They are widely used across various stages of leather production, from raw hide preservation to final finishing.
Applications include:
Beamhouse operations – soaking, liming, dehairing, and deliming
Tanning – using vegetable, chrome, or synthetic tanning agents to stabilize the collagen structure
Retanning and dyeing – enhancing texture, softness, and uniform color absorption
Fatliquoring – restoring flexibility and preventing cracking by introducing oils and lubricants
Finishing – applying coatings, pigments, and waterproofing agents for the desired appearance and performance
