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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 Process of Manufacturing Leather Goods
The diagram illustrates the process of how leather goods are produced, from the initial treatment of animal skin to the creation of finished items.
Overall, the production is a linear process with several distinct stages. It starts with preparing the raw animal hides at one factory and ends with creating the final items at a second one.
In terms of the initial stages, the process begins when animal skins are dried and then transported to a factory. Here, they are washed in a mix of water and lime. This is followed by another soaking stage in lime, after which the skins are flattened using a large roller.
Regarding the finishing stages, the flattened leather is tanned by being soaked in a solution of water and vegetable matter. Next, the surface of the leather is polished. Finally, it is transported to a different factory where it becomes the raw material for products such as shoes, bags, and balls.
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