1 · What leather do you process?
Choose the main one.
2 · Which steps do you want to improve?
Choose one or more.
3 · A few numbers (optional)
Rough figures are fine. They help our engineer size the machine.
Please choose at least one step in question 2.
Machines that fit your steps
For whole fur and limed hides; the support plate follows the hide thickness.
Working width 2700 or 3200 mm
Two stretching blade rollers and five squeeze rollers, for large, thick cattle wet-blue.
Working width 3200 or 3400 mm
Samming and spreading of pig, cattle and sheep wet-blue, ready for splitting and shaving.
Working width 3000 or 3200 mm
Your grader sets the grade; the machine stacks each grade on its own pile.
Working width 3200 mm
Double blade rollers set the leather out; four press rollers remove the water in the same pass.
Working width 3400 mm
Hides dried on heated stainless steel plates under vacuum; standard or low-temperature version.
2 to 8 plates
Dries with natural air and workshop heat; the GGGA machine hangs the leather automatically.
Hanging machine width 3200 mm
Wet stretching of dyed leather or dry staking of crust and finished leather.
2 to 8 rows · working width 2400–3400 mm
For cattle leather we fit coarser, wider-spaced pins.
For sheep and goat leather we fit finer pins.
Oil-heated rollers and high-pressure felts for ironing, glazing and embossing whole hides.
Working width 3200 mm
Stacks leather behind spraying, ironing, buffing, measuring or staking machines.
Working width 1800, 2400 or 3200 mm
Samming and setting out, wet stretching, stacking and vacuum drying, linked by conveyors.
Planned per tannery
What our engineer will still ask
- Leather type and thickness at this step (wet-blue, crust or finished)
- Daily output and working hours
- Moisture before and after, where it matters
- Steam, hot water, compressed air and power supply on site (voltage and frequency)
- Space available, and the machines before and after this step
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Your choices are copied into the enquiry form on the next page. Final model and configuration are fixed in the technical agreement for each project.
