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The image is a diagram illustrating the production process of leather goods, showcasing six main stages without numerical data points or percentages. It begins with an animal skin being transported from the first stage to the drying process, where tannin or vegetable matter is applied. It is then moved to soaking, followed by another transportation stage to the factory for flattening. The subsequent process involves washing with water and lime, followed by another soaking stage. The final step is polishing the material, leading to the transition phase into finished leather goods which are then calculated or tallied, as indicated by a depiction of a calculator.
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The diagram illustrates the production of leather goods.
There are eleven steps in the process of manufacturing leather products, beginning with the drying of animal skins and ending with the production of leather products.
The first step commences with animal skins being dried in the sun, before being delivered by truck to plants. In these factories, they experience a cleaning process with water and lime, and then being soaked with lime liquid. Subsequently, these skins are fattened, and undergo a soak process with tannin (a liquid consisting of water and vegetable matter). After being polished, the skins are transported by a truck to manufacturing factories, where they go through a process to become new leather products. These products are divided into various range such as bags, shoes.
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