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By Samina Tannery,Hazaribag,Dhaka,Bangladesh
Leather: Leather is a durable and flexible material created via tanning from 
putrescible raw hides and skins, primarily from cattle hide. 
Tanning is the process of controlled denaturation of protein of the raw hides and 
skins. 
Flow Chart of Wet Blue Production 
1. Selected raw stock 
2. Trimming 
3. Weighing 
4. Soaking 
5. Liming 
6. Fleshing 
7. Selection(if required) 
8. Weighing 
9. ChemicalWash 
10. De liming 
11. Bating 
12. Pickling 
13. Chrome tanning(with or without pre tanning) 
14. Basification 
15. Drain out the chrome liquor and pile up for 4-7 days for completion of fixation and 
polymerization reactions 
16.
Selection,Trimming and Weighing 
 At first select raw hides/skins and put aside the 
putrefied stock to treat separately 
 Next we trim the unnecessary part of the hides or skins 
 After that measure weight, because we use chemical 
till fleshing based on this weight.
Soaking 
It is a process of rehydration of preserved raw hides or skins 
Quality Control 
 pH Check-9.0 to 9.5(if pH is 10,no problem) 
 Cross Section Check-Take cross section, if the entire part 
feel wet uniformly then soaking has done. 
 Duration-22to24 hours in industry. Agitate the drum for 10 
minutes interval of every hour 
 Different checks-1.Two hour after soaking, touch the hides 
with hand,if it feels softy then its ok. 
2.Drop the soaked hide from high place,if it falls down in a 
place uniformly then its ok. 
3.If flesh side become slippery then soaking has done
 We use NaCl to remove Hyaloglunic acid 
 Beume check- Conc.check of salt.It’s measured during 
soaking and pickling(sometime in liming).For soaking 
the value is 3-4(in several tannery they keep 2-3) 
 If the pH goes over 11,it is called immunization of 
soaking.In this case hair gets fixed in its root and cause 
problem in liming process.
Soaking
Chemicals 
 Soda Ash or Na2CO3- It increases the pH & works as bleaching agent. It helps to 
keep pH within 6.5 to 7.0 of raw h/s 
 Caustic Soda or NaOH- It works as Soda ash 
 Wetting agent-It wets back wet or dry salted leather during soaking. Some 
wetting agents are:- 1.LD600(buckman) 2.Lissapol EF(ACI) 3.Eusapon 
FB(BASF) 4.Sinteral BD(Alpha) 5.Metapol WA 6.7794 
 Bactericide- It prevents bacteria's growth in raw h/s 
 Soaking Enzyme- It works as catalyst to return the wet condition completely in 
h/s just like green condition and also remove loose plunk which grows during 
mechanical agitation of soaking.It also assists to control the pH in optimum 
level.
Liming-Liming is the treatment of soaked h/s with milk of lime(CaO) 
with or without addition of Na2S to remove the hair from the grain surface of the 
h/s. 
Objectives 
 Remove the hair from h/s 
 Swelling & plumping the collagen fiber 
 Split up the fiber structure at the fibril bundle layer 
 Remove the non collagenous substances 
 Remove inter fibrillary cementing materials 
 Emulsify fats and greases 
 Opening up more reactive site for tanning 
 Hydrolysis the peptide bonds, amide side chains, guanine side chains 
 Removal of dermatan sulfate
Controls 
 pH-12 to12.5 
 Cross section test-Drip phenolphthalein in the cross section of 
limed pelt, if deep pink color appears, liming is confirmed. 
 Layer- If double layer appears in the cross section of limed pelt, 
then liming has done. 
 Swelling & Plumping- If the pelt uniformly distended then that’s 
plumping, it needs 8000lb pressure to bring the water from 
inside. If the pelt inflate in different place that’s called swelling,it 
requires 48000lb pressure to bring out the water. 
 Duration- 24 hours in industries,but it varies in laboratory. 
 Hair Slip test-Before soaking we should test hair slipness, if hair 
slips then the raw stock is putrefied.
Chemicals & Use condition 
Chemicals 
1. Sodium Sulfide (Na2S) 
2. Calcium Oxide (CaO) 
Conditions 
 If the hide has great thickness and area 
Sodium Sulfide (Na2S)-3.5% 
Calcium Oxide (CaO) -3.25% 
 If the hide has mediocre thickness and area 
Sodium Sulfide (Na2S)-3.5% 
Calcium Oxide (CaO)-3.5% 
 If the hide is thin and small in size 
Sodium Sulfide (Na2S)-3.5% to 3.75% 
Calcium Oxide (CaO)-4.0% 
 In case of goat skin(Any size and thickness) 
Sodium Sulfide (Na2S)-5.0% 
Calcium Oxide (CaO)-7.0% to 7.5%
Different facts of liming 
CaO inflates the hides and skins 
Normally after 3 months of Qurbani, the h/s got 
Wrinkle, after that h/s got Jam in belly portion 
In liming we have to add water in afternoon 
 If the stock got Wrinkle we have to take water less 
than the stock equal to two joint segment of finger, if 
the stock got Jam then we have to add water more than 
three joint segments of finger. 
We should add reactive chemicals in three steps in 30 
minutes interval or applicable time interval
Piled up limed pelt 
Durrani Tannery
Objects 
Lowering the pH from 12-12.5 to 8.5-9.0 
Remove the lime 
Remove swelling and plumping 
Depleting the pelt
Quality Control 
pH- 8.2 to 8.8 
Cross section test-Drip phenolphthalein in the cross-section, 
if light pink color appears or the pelt become 
colorless deliming has done 
After deliming we press the pelt by hand, if it feels soft, 
then it does mean the protein inside pelt has prepared 
for fixation reaction
Deliming Chemicals 
We can use anything which has ability to reduce pH, but the 
popular chemical is NH4Cl 
 Water 
 Hydrochloric acid 
 Sulfuric acid 
 Boric acid 
 Lactic acid 
 Formic acid 
 Acetic acid 
 Ammoniumsulfate 
 Carbon di oxide
Condition 
 If the pelt is thick and large 
(NH4)2SO4- 2.75% to 3.0% (duration-75 mins) 
 Medium thick and medium size pelt 
(NH4)2SO4- 2.5% (duration-75 mins) 
 Less thick and small pelt 
(NH4)2SO4- 2.0% to 2.25% (duration-50 min-60min) 
 For all types and sizes goat and sheep skin 
(NH4)2SO4- 1.5% (duration- 45 min) 
 If bath falls down, upload the pelts in the drum, add 
80% water and 0.25% (NH4)2SO4 then run the drum 
for 10 minutes
Bating : Depending on the use of leather we treat h/s with 
enzymes to soften them, this process is done after deliming 
is called bating. 
 Purpose: Peptizing the fiber structure and eliminate the alkali 
swelling with the aid of specific enzyme. 
Tests 
 pH check- 7.5 to 8.0 
 Cross section test- Drip phenolphthalein in the cross section of 
the pelt and if it turns into completely colorless, then bating has 
finished. 
 Thumb test- Press the bated pelt with thumb, if the left a print 
their that means bating has done 
 Bubble test- It basically does for goat & sheep skins as those have 
more compact weaved structure so it requires both acid and 
basic bate. We’ll wrap the bated skin if bubble comes out then 
it’s ok
Bating-things to keep in mind 
Hides bating depends on the final stage of the 
deliming 
If light pink color exist after deliming and the pelt 
remain light soft and thick duration of bating 60 
minutes 
If the pelt turn into colorless and become too soft then 
the duration of bating is 45-50 minutes 
In case of sheep and goat skin, alkali bating is done 
prior to acid bate. Add 0.2% HCOOH in the alkali bate 
and revolve 10 minutes then start the acid bate and the 
duration will be 90 minutes
Enzymes 
 Theoretically there are three types bating enzymes. They are:- 
1. Weak bating enzymes- 500 to 1000 LVU 
2. Mid strong bating enzymes- 1000 to 1500 LVU 
3. Strong bating enzymes- 1500 to 2000 LVU 
 Practically the available enzymes are mixture of the upper classified 
enzymes. There are two types available commercially, they are:- 
1. Alkali bate 
2. Acid bate 
 Available enzymes are- 
1.Oropon K (TFL, Alkali bate) 
2.Buzyme 146 (Buckman, Alkali bate) 
3.Nissabate EF (Bantage, Alkali bate) 
4.Tripsol D (Alkali bate) 
5.Oropon BRS (TFL, Acid bate) 
** LVU- Lohlein Volhard Unit
Pickling 
The treatment of delimed or bated pelt with a solution of acid and 
salt is known as pickling. Recently it’s been strongly supported that 
by proper adjusting of salt & acid in this operation a large amount of 
hydrolysable tannin can be easily reduced. 
Objects: 
 Preserve the pelt for further treatment 
Acidify the pelt, the pH bring down from 7.8 to 2.8 
 Oxidize hair root and remove if hair remains after liming 
Remove all swelling and plumping 
 Produce softer, thinner white pelt 
Reduce astringency of chrome tanned leather
Tests and Controls 
 pH- 2.6 to 2.9 
 Cross section test- CS area+BCG =yellow color (if 
yellow color appear pickling done) 
 Beume Check- In pickling the range for beume will be 
7-8
Emergencies in pickling 
 If light green color shows in the pelt we have to add 
Sulfuric acid from 0.1M to 0.6Mand run 30 minutes 
 If cow hides, the volume of H2SO4- 1-1.2% 
 If goat skins, the volume of H2SO4- 0.8% 
 Run 3-4 hours after adding H2SO4 in cow hides and 
run 1 hour for sheep or goat skins 
 If pickling bath falls down, load the stock in drum+ 
80% water+ 7.5% salt+ 0.5% HCOOH and run 
additional 10 minutes
Salts & Acids 
 Salts 
1. Common salt – NaCl 
2. Sodium Sulfate – NaSO4 
3. Sodium Formate - HCOONa 
4. Sodium Acetate – CH3COONa 
 Acids 
1. Sulfuric acid- H2SO4 
2. Formic acid- HCOOH
Pickled pelt
Pretannage 
 Which pelts are normally white those are chrome 
tanned and pre tanned simultaneously after pickling. 
The pre tanning chemicals are prepared from 
replacement synthetic tans. In this step the pH value is 
3.4-3.6
Chrome Tanning 
Control 
 pH check- 3.7 to 4.0 
 CS test- CS area+BCG= If Reddish yellow turns into green, 
then tanning has ended 
 Penetration check- Take CS of wet blue leather if color is 
uniform through all the parts then the Cr(OH)SO4 has 
penetrated into the pelt. 
 Surface tanning is known as case hardening, it’s a defect. If 
pickling is defective then it happens
Chrome tanning process 
 These are added to pickle bath 
1. 4.0% Cr(OH)SO4 (run for 30 min) 
2. 4.0% Cr(OH)SO4 
3. 1.0% HCOONa 
4. 0.5% Carbonyl sulfide (OCS) as chrome stable 
fat
Piled up pelts for fixation reaction
Wet blue leather
Basification 
 It’s done to fix up the Cr salt in the hide protein 
 In industry MgO is used as basification agent as it 
reacts slowly than NaHCO3 thus basicity of the bath 
get increased gradually. That’s why chromium 
molecules get fixed up inside hide protein properly 
and uniformly
Advantage of Basification 
 Increase strength properties 
1. Tensile strength- 200 kg/cm2 
2. Stitch tear strength- 120-180 kg/cm2 
3. Ball burst strength- 20 kg/cm2 
 Increase soften property
Miscellaneous 
 Soaking & liming is done in same drum 
 Deliming and bating is done in same bath 
 Chrome tan is accomplished in other drum 
 One day prior to soaking Cao & Na2S keep mixed 
 Enzyme prevents hides from forming loose plunk and reduce the spots 
sculptured during mechanical action 
 Water level measurement for industry is 
1. Equal to hides level= 100% water 
2. 1 segment of finger joint less= 80% water 
3. 1 segment of finger joint up = 200% water 
4. 2 segment of finger joint up = 300% water 
 Cross section test is the major and confirmatory test for every steps 
except goat or sheep skin require to perform bubble test in bating 
 Soda Ash is known as গরম স োডো in industries 
 NaHCO3 is known as ঠোণ্ডোস োডোin industries
References: 
1. Syed Rubel Hossain 
2. Tanning chemistry: The science of leather
A VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO 
ABDULLAH AL MAHMUD SOHEL SIR
Thanks to All

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Wet blue production of cow hides

  • 2. Leather: Leather is a durable and flexible material created via tanning from putrescible raw hides and skins, primarily from cattle hide. Tanning is the process of controlled denaturation of protein of the raw hides and skins. Flow Chart of Wet Blue Production 1. Selected raw stock 2. Trimming 3. Weighing 4. Soaking 5. Liming 6. Fleshing 7. Selection(if required) 8. Weighing 9. ChemicalWash 10. De liming 11. Bating 12. Pickling 13. Chrome tanning(with or without pre tanning) 14. Basification 15. Drain out the chrome liquor and pile up for 4-7 days for completion of fixation and polymerization reactions 16.
  • 3. Selection,Trimming and Weighing  At first select raw hides/skins and put aside the putrefied stock to treat separately  Next we trim the unnecessary part of the hides or skins  After that measure weight, because we use chemical till fleshing based on this weight.
  • 4. Soaking It is a process of rehydration of preserved raw hides or skins Quality Control  pH Check-9.0 to 9.5(if pH is 10,no problem)  Cross Section Check-Take cross section, if the entire part feel wet uniformly then soaking has done.  Duration-22to24 hours in industry. Agitate the drum for 10 minutes interval of every hour  Different checks-1.Two hour after soaking, touch the hides with hand,if it feels softy then its ok. 2.Drop the soaked hide from high place,if it falls down in a place uniformly then its ok. 3.If flesh side become slippery then soaking has done
  • 5.  We use NaCl to remove Hyaloglunic acid  Beume check- Conc.check of salt.It’s measured during soaking and pickling(sometime in liming).For soaking the value is 3-4(in several tannery they keep 2-3)  If the pH goes over 11,it is called immunization of soaking.In this case hair gets fixed in its root and cause problem in liming process.
  • 7. Chemicals  Soda Ash or Na2CO3- It increases the pH & works as bleaching agent. It helps to keep pH within 6.5 to 7.0 of raw h/s  Caustic Soda or NaOH- It works as Soda ash  Wetting agent-It wets back wet or dry salted leather during soaking. Some wetting agents are:- 1.LD600(buckman) 2.Lissapol EF(ACI) 3.Eusapon FB(BASF) 4.Sinteral BD(Alpha) 5.Metapol WA 6.7794  Bactericide- It prevents bacteria's growth in raw h/s  Soaking Enzyme- It works as catalyst to return the wet condition completely in h/s just like green condition and also remove loose plunk which grows during mechanical agitation of soaking.It also assists to control the pH in optimum level.
  • 8. Liming-Liming is the treatment of soaked h/s with milk of lime(CaO) with or without addition of Na2S to remove the hair from the grain surface of the h/s. Objectives  Remove the hair from h/s  Swelling & plumping the collagen fiber  Split up the fiber structure at the fibril bundle layer  Remove the non collagenous substances  Remove inter fibrillary cementing materials  Emulsify fats and greases  Opening up more reactive site for tanning  Hydrolysis the peptide bonds, amide side chains, guanine side chains  Removal of dermatan sulfate
  • 9. Controls  pH-12 to12.5  Cross section test-Drip phenolphthalein in the cross section of limed pelt, if deep pink color appears, liming is confirmed.  Layer- If double layer appears in the cross section of limed pelt, then liming has done.  Swelling & Plumping- If the pelt uniformly distended then that’s plumping, it needs 8000lb pressure to bring the water from inside. If the pelt inflate in different place that’s called swelling,it requires 48000lb pressure to bring out the water.  Duration- 24 hours in industries,but it varies in laboratory.  Hair Slip test-Before soaking we should test hair slipness, if hair slips then the raw stock is putrefied.
  • 10. Chemicals & Use condition Chemicals 1. Sodium Sulfide (Na2S) 2. Calcium Oxide (CaO) Conditions  If the hide has great thickness and area Sodium Sulfide (Na2S)-3.5% Calcium Oxide (CaO) -3.25%  If the hide has mediocre thickness and area Sodium Sulfide (Na2S)-3.5% Calcium Oxide (CaO)-3.5%  If the hide is thin and small in size Sodium Sulfide (Na2S)-3.5% to 3.75% Calcium Oxide (CaO)-4.0%  In case of goat skin(Any size and thickness) Sodium Sulfide (Na2S)-5.0% Calcium Oxide (CaO)-7.0% to 7.5%
  • 11. Different facts of liming CaO inflates the hides and skins Normally after 3 months of Qurbani, the h/s got Wrinkle, after that h/s got Jam in belly portion In liming we have to add water in afternoon  If the stock got Wrinkle we have to take water less than the stock equal to two joint segment of finger, if the stock got Jam then we have to add water more than three joint segments of finger. We should add reactive chemicals in three steps in 30 minutes interval or applicable time interval
  • 12. Piled up limed pelt Durrani Tannery
  • 13. Objects Lowering the pH from 12-12.5 to 8.5-9.0 Remove the lime Remove swelling and plumping Depleting the pelt
  • 14. Quality Control pH- 8.2 to 8.8 Cross section test-Drip phenolphthalein in the cross-section, if light pink color appears or the pelt become colorless deliming has done After deliming we press the pelt by hand, if it feels soft, then it does mean the protein inside pelt has prepared for fixation reaction
  • 15. Deliming Chemicals We can use anything which has ability to reduce pH, but the popular chemical is NH4Cl  Water  Hydrochloric acid  Sulfuric acid  Boric acid  Lactic acid  Formic acid  Acetic acid  Ammoniumsulfate  Carbon di oxide
  • 16. Condition  If the pelt is thick and large (NH4)2SO4- 2.75% to 3.0% (duration-75 mins)  Medium thick and medium size pelt (NH4)2SO4- 2.5% (duration-75 mins)  Less thick and small pelt (NH4)2SO4- 2.0% to 2.25% (duration-50 min-60min)  For all types and sizes goat and sheep skin (NH4)2SO4- 1.5% (duration- 45 min)  If bath falls down, upload the pelts in the drum, add 80% water and 0.25% (NH4)2SO4 then run the drum for 10 minutes
  • 17. Bating : Depending on the use of leather we treat h/s with enzymes to soften them, this process is done after deliming is called bating.  Purpose: Peptizing the fiber structure and eliminate the alkali swelling with the aid of specific enzyme. Tests  pH check- 7.5 to 8.0  Cross section test- Drip phenolphthalein in the cross section of the pelt and if it turns into completely colorless, then bating has finished.  Thumb test- Press the bated pelt with thumb, if the left a print their that means bating has done  Bubble test- It basically does for goat & sheep skins as those have more compact weaved structure so it requires both acid and basic bate. We’ll wrap the bated skin if bubble comes out then it’s ok
  • 18. Bating-things to keep in mind Hides bating depends on the final stage of the deliming If light pink color exist after deliming and the pelt remain light soft and thick duration of bating 60 minutes If the pelt turn into colorless and become too soft then the duration of bating is 45-50 minutes In case of sheep and goat skin, alkali bating is done prior to acid bate. Add 0.2% HCOOH in the alkali bate and revolve 10 minutes then start the acid bate and the duration will be 90 minutes
  • 19. Enzymes  Theoretically there are three types bating enzymes. They are:- 1. Weak bating enzymes- 500 to 1000 LVU 2. Mid strong bating enzymes- 1000 to 1500 LVU 3. Strong bating enzymes- 1500 to 2000 LVU  Practically the available enzymes are mixture of the upper classified enzymes. There are two types available commercially, they are:- 1. Alkali bate 2. Acid bate  Available enzymes are- 1.Oropon K (TFL, Alkali bate) 2.Buzyme 146 (Buckman, Alkali bate) 3.Nissabate EF (Bantage, Alkali bate) 4.Tripsol D (Alkali bate) 5.Oropon BRS (TFL, Acid bate) ** LVU- Lohlein Volhard Unit
  • 20. Pickling The treatment of delimed or bated pelt with a solution of acid and salt is known as pickling. Recently it’s been strongly supported that by proper adjusting of salt & acid in this operation a large amount of hydrolysable tannin can be easily reduced. Objects:  Preserve the pelt for further treatment Acidify the pelt, the pH bring down from 7.8 to 2.8  Oxidize hair root and remove if hair remains after liming Remove all swelling and plumping  Produce softer, thinner white pelt Reduce astringency of chrome tanned leather
  • 21. Tests and Controls  pH- 2.6 to 2.9  Cross section test- CS area+BCG =yellow color (if yellow color appear pickling done)  Beume Check- In pickling the range for beume will be 7-8
  • 22. Emergencies in pickling  If light green color shows in the pelt we have to add Sulfuric acid from 0.1M to 0.6Mand run 30 minutes  If cow hides, the volume of H2SO4- 1-1.2%  If goat skins, the volume of H2SO4- 0.8%  Run 3-4 hours after adding H2SO4 in cow hides and run 1 hour for sheep or goat skins  If pickling bath falls down, load the stock in drum+ 80% water+ 7.5% salt+ 0.5% HCOOH and run additional 10 minutes
  • 23. Salts & Acids  Salts 1. Common salt – NaCl 2. Sodium Sulfate – NaSO4 3. Sodium Formate - HCOONa 4. Sodium Acetate – CH3COONa  Acids 1. Sulfuric acid- H2SO4 2. Formic acid- HCOOH
  • 25. Pretannage  Which pelts are normally white those are chrome tanned and pre tanned simultaneously after pickling. The pre tanning chemicals are prepared from replacement synthetic tans. In this step the pH value is 3.4-3.6
  • 26. Chrome Tanning Control  pH check- 3.7 to 4.0  CS test- CS area+BCG= If Reddish yellow turns into green, then tanning has ended  Penetration check- Take CS of wet blue leather if color is uniform through all the parts then the Cr(OH)SO4 has penetrated into the pelt.  Surface tanning is known as case hardening, it’s a defect. If pickling is defective then it happens
  • 27. Chrome tanning process  These are added to pickle bath 1. 4.0% Cr(OH)SO4 (run for 30 min) 2. 4.0% Cr(OH)SO4 3. 1.0% HCOONa 4. 0.5% Carbonyl sulfide (OCS) as chrome stable fat
  • 28. Piled up pelts for fixation reaction
  • 30. Basification  It’s done to fix up the Cr salt in the hide protein  In industry MgO is used as basification agent as it reacts slowly than NaHCO3 thus basicity of the bath get increased gradually. That’s why chromium molecules get fixed up inside hide protein properly and uniformly
  • 31. Advantage of Basification  Increase strength properties 1. Tensile strength- 200 kg/cm2 2. Stitch tear strength- 120-180 kg/cm2 3. Ball burst strength- 20 kg/cm2  Increase soften property
  • 32. Miscellaneous  Soaking & liming is done in same drum  Deliming and bating is done in same bath  Chrome tan is accomplished in other drum  One day prior to soaking Cao & Na2S keep mixed  Enzyme prevents hides from forming loose plunk and reduce the spots sculptured during mechanical action  Water level measurement for industry is 1. Equal to hides level= 100% water 2. 1 segment of finger joint less= 80% water 3. 1 segment of finger joint up = 200% water 4. 2 segment of finger joint up = 300% water  Cross section test is the major and confirmatory test for every steps except goat or sheep skin require to perform bubble test in bating  Soda Ash is known as গরম স োডো in industries  NaHCO3 is known as ঠোণ্ডোস োডোin industries
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  • 36. References: 1. Syed Rubel Hossain 2. Tanning chemistry: The science of leather
  • 37. A VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO ABDULLAH AL MAHMUD SOHEL SIR