The diagram illustrates the process involved in generating leather products, beginning with dehydrating animal skin and ending with the creation of leather goods.
Overall, the mechanism of making leatherworks comprises six sequential phases, starting with the breakdown of dehydrated animal skin into manufactory and ending with its being polished into leather. Throughout these stages, both mechanical actions and chemical treaments work in tandem to washed off, drenched, flattened and polished animal skin.
Initially, arid skin is delivered to factory to enters a cleansing stage in which water and lime interact to strip away dust and dirt, producing fully cleaned leather. The outcome then undergoes flattening work to fully turn into finest leather.
In the next stage, the flattened leather go through a chemical treament in which water and vegetable matter take part in to soaking the leather. After that, this purified skin is polished to give it a glossy looks. Finally, the output is transported to tannery for the final product.