Akhal-teke horse posture specimen hide preparation method

Abstract

The invention discloses an Akhal-teke horse posture specimen hide preparation method. The Akhal-teke horse hide preparation method is divided into two stages, wherein the first stage is the wet finishing of the fresh hide of the Akhal-teke horse, including the processes of soaking at normal temperature, re-soaking at normal temperature, pickling, degreasing, softening, tanning and basification; the second stage is the dry finishing of the fresh hide, including repeated drum treatment for cleaning and drum treatment for bright fur to obtain a finished product. According to the method disclosed by the invention, the tanned Akhal-teke horse hide is light, thin, soft, elastic and easy to store and can be stored for a long time without using a protective agent; the prepared specimen does not deform easily and better reflects the form details of animals; the specimen fur is glossy, thus the prepared specimen is more realistic.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to the preparation of animal specimens, in particular to a method for preparing skins of sweaty BMW posture specimens. Background technique [0002] The production of animal posture specimens includes two technologies: skin processing and internal mold making. However, the backward and lack of leather processing technology is one of the main technical problems in my country’s posture specimen making industry. In the traditional method of specimen preparation, the skins are not processed by scientific tanning technology. They are simply removed from the meat, soaked in alcohol or simply treated with materials such as alum. The preservatives basically rely on highly toxic preservatives. Such skins are thick, heavy, and hard. , Poor elasticity, the produced specimens are easy to deform, it is difficult to produce the morphological details of each part of the animal, and it is difficult to preserve it. It is necessary to use highly toxic a...

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Problems solved by technology

In the traditional method of making specimens, the skins have not been processed by scientific tanning technology, but are simply removed from the flesh, then soaked in alcohol or treated with alum and other materials, and the preservation basically depends on highly toxic preservatives. Such hides are thick, heavy, and hard. , poor elasticity, the produced specimens are easy to deform, it is difficult to make the details of the various parts of the animal, and it is difficult to preserve, and it is necessary to use highly toxic antiseptic drugs (such as arsenic and Eulan and other preservatives. These highly toxic substances are developed in Europe and other developed countries. country is banned), which brings many problems to specimen preservation

Moreover, after one or two years of preservation of the produced specimens, it is very difficult to change the posture and do it again.