C14C3/06

Production of leather
11001902 · 2021-05-11 · ·

In a method of producing leather comprising a plurality of steps, methanesulfonic acid is used in at least one step.

Chromium Tanning Agents

The invention relates to specific chrome tanning agents and also to their use for the tanning of hides and skins, and to the leather and pelts obtainable as a result. It further provides a new process wherein the protein-masked chrome tanning agents of the invention are obtained from materials containing chromium and collagen, more particularly from leather production wastes such as leather shavings, for example. This enables recycling of chromium-containing leather production wastes, thereby permitting a significant reduction in the amount of such wastes, a fact which leads to considerable economic, environmental and logistical advantages.

Chromium Tanning Agents

The invention relates to specific chrome tanning agents and also to their use for the tanning of hides and skins, and to the leather and pelts obtainable as a result. It further provides a new process wherein the protein-masked chrome tanning agents of the invention are obtained from materials containing chromium and collagen, more particularly from leather production wastes such as leather shavings, for example. This enables recycling of chromium-containing leather production wastes, thereby permitting a significant reduction in the amount of such wastes, a fact which leads to considerable economic, environmental and logistical advantages.

HIDE SORTING SYSTEMS AND METHODS
20230416853 · 2023-12-28 ·

Methods and systems for sorting hides are provided. In particular, one or more embodiments comprise a tanning control system that enhances the traceability of hides by capturing and utilizing data related to the unloading, tanning, sorting, and packaging of hides. Furthermore, one or more embodiments enable the tanning control system to improve efficiency by sorting hides based, at least in part, on data generated during prior tanning processes. Additionally, one or more embodiments facilitate the tanning control system in customizing the sorting and packaging of hides based, at least in part, on one or more hide characteristics and/or customer specifications.

HIDE SORTING SYSTEMS AND METHODS
20230416853 · 2023-12-28 ·

Methods and systems for sorting hides are provided. In particular, one or more embodiments comprise a tanning control system that enhances the traceability of hides by capturing and utilizing data related to the unloading, tanning, sorting, and packaging of hides. Furthermore, one or more embodiments enable the tanning control system to improve efficiency by sorting hides based, at least in part, on data generated during prior tanning processes. Additionally, one or more embodiments facilitate the tanning control system in customizing the sorting and packaging of hides based, at least in part, on one or more hide characteristics and/or customer specifications.

Chromium tanning agents

The invention relates to specific chrome tanning agents and also to their use for the tanning of hides and skins, and to the leather and pelts obtainable as a result. It further provides a new process wherein the protein-masked chrome tanning agents of the invention are obtained from materials containing chromium and collagen, more particularly from leather production wastes such as leather shavings, for example. This enables recycling of chromium-containing leather production wastes, thereby permitting a significant reduction in the amount of such wastes, a fact which leads to considerable economic, environmental and logistical advantages.

Chromium tanning agents

The invention relates to specific chrome tanning agents and also to their use for the tanning of hides and skins, and to the leather and pelts obtainable as a result. It further provides a new process wherein the protein-masked chrome tanning agents of the invention are obtained from materials containing chromium and collagen, more particularly from leather production wastes such as leather shavings, for example. This enables recycling of chromium-containing leather production wastes, thereby permitting a significant reduction in the amount of such wastes, a fact which leads to considerable economic, environmental and logistical advantages.

HIDE SORTING SYSTEMS AND METHODS
20200385823 · 2020-12-10 ·

Methods and systems for sorting hides are provided. In particular, one or more embodiments comprise a tanning control system that enhances the traceability of hides by capturing and utilizing data related to the unloading, tanning, sorting, and packaging of hides. Furthermore, one or more embodiments enable the tanning control system to improve efficiency by sorting hides based, at least in part, on data generated during prior tanning processes. Additionally, one or more embodiments facilitate the tanning control system in customizing the sorting and packaging of hides based, at least in part, on one or more hide characteristics and/or customer specifications.

HIDE SORTING SYSTEMS AND METHODS
20200385823 · 2020-12-10 ·

Methods and systems for sorting hides are provided. In particular, one or more embodiments comprise a tanning control system that enhances the traceability of hides by capturing and utilizing data related to the unloading, tanning, sorting, and packaging of hides. Furthermore, one or more embodiments enable the tanning control system to improve efficiency by sorting hides based, at least in part, on data generated during prior tanning processes. Additionally, one or more embodiments facilitate the tanning control system in customizing the sorting and packaging of hides based, at least in part, on one or more hide characteristics and/or customer specifications.

Chrome tanning process

The invention concerns a process for tanning hide to obtain leather. The general process for obtaining the intermediary wet blue stage comprises the following steps: a) a picking step with acid and salt, followed by b) a tanning step with chromium salt, followed by c) a basification step. The invention is characterized in that between step b) and c), a re-acidification step with organic acids is added. In particular the organic acids are selected from glutaric acid (GA), 2-methyl glutaric acid (MGA), succinic acid, ethyl succinic acid (ESA), adipic acid (AA), maleic anhydride, fumaric anhydride, tricarboxylic acids, hydroxycarboxylic acids, and mixture thereof. This invention enables an increase of the up-taking of the re-tanning products and provides leather with improved mechanical properties.