A Circular Approach to Finished Tanned Leather: Regeneration by Cryogenic Technology.
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ABSTRACT: Finished tanned leather is usually covered by a thin polymeric layer. This layer has the scope to change the morphological aspect of the last leather layer as well as improve the impermeabilization properties. Often, the finished product is refused by the final client, and tanneries must restore significant quantities of materials. Therefore, it is very important to remove this finished polymeric layer, recover the underneath tanned leather, and predispose it to a new finishing. The bonding between the polymeric film and leather is so strong that, today, only a blade shaving process can perform this separation at the expense of also removing a layer of tanned leather and consequently reducing the leather thickness. Here, a novel separation method was developed based on the significant diff
SUBMITTER: Salmi O
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10533182 | biostudies-literature | 2023 Sep
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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