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INCREASED UNIFORM THICKNESS<\/strong> TECSINT PSO and TECSINT PSOM are natural liquid polymers, specially modified to be more similar to the leather, which interact selectively with the collagen fibres depending on the parameters that they find in the tanning bath and the hide. TECSINT PSO is also used in the preparatory stages while PSOM is more suitable for the retanning and dyeing stages; now we are going to learn more about its different uses and features.<\/p>\n TECSINT PSO <\/span>can be used during the soaking process in different dosages depending on the origin, size and thickness of the hide. By enhancing the humectant phase of the water, it improves the stretching of the hide and almost produces a relaxing effect on the fibres. If used at the end of pickling before adding chromium, it produces a finer grain break and increased filling; after the wet-blue splitting process, we achieve excellent\u00a0compactness, fullness and a <\/span>significant reduction of the veins on the leather.<\/p>\n [\/et_pb_text][et_pb_text _builder_version=”4.8.1″ custom_margin=”45px||16px|||”]<\/p>\n
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