LEATHER: reproducing textures on fine leather

✔️ BETA DUALTECH

The BETA DUALTECH is a versatile and powerful machine, designed for high-precision operations. With its dual technology, it allows you to work on different types of leather, ensuring a faithful reproduction of textures. It is ideal for those looking for flexibility and precision in a single device.

✔️ DELTA PELLE 100/100 – 200/100 – 200/300

The DELTA PELLE series machines are specifically designed for leather processing. Available in different sizes, these machines offer tailor-made solutions for every production need. The series includes:

✔️ EPSILON 100/200

The EPSILON 100/200 is a cutting-edge machine that combines robustness and precision. It is designed to guarantee impeccable results even in the most complex processes. Its 100x200 cm work area makes it ideal for medium-sized projects, offering a perfect balance between capacity and precision.

Reproducing textures on leather using CNC pantographs is a sophisticated process that combines advanced technology and craftsmanship. Here is a detailed description of the main stages of this process:

1. Scanning the original texture

The first step in the process is scanning the original texture of the fine leather you want to reproduce. Using high-resolution 3D scanners, a detailed map of the leather surface is acquired, capturing all the nuances and reliefs. This step is crucial to ensure that every detail is faithfully replicated.

2. Creating the digital model

After scanning, the collected data is processed to create a three-dimensional digital model of the texture. This model serves as a reference for the CNC pantograph. Specialized software allows the model to be optimized, correcting any imperfections and ensuring that the reproduction is precise.

3. Programming the CNC pantograph

Once the digital model has been created, the CNC pantograph is programmed to perform the processing. This involves defining the engraving parameters, such as depth, cutting speed and tool paths. Cielle machines, such as the BETA DUALTECH, DELTA PELLE and EPSILON, offer a wide range of options to suit different production needs.

4. Leather preparation

Before proceeding with the engraving, the leather is properly prepared. This may include cleaning the surface, applying specific treatments to ensure better adhesion and arranging the leather on the machine so that it is perfectly stretched and stable.

5. Texture engraving

With the leather prepared and the CNC pantograph programmed, the actual engraving begins. The machine follows the digital model, engraving the leather with millimetric precision. During this process, the pantograph faithfully reproduces every detail of the original texture, creating a surface that perfectly emulates that of fine leather.

6. Finishing

After engraving, the leather may require further finishing steps. This may include sanding the edges, applying special finishes to improve the look and durability, and coloring to achieve the desired effect. These final operations help give the leather the look and feel of fine materials.

7. Quality control

Finally, each piece of processed leather is subjected to a rigorous quality control. This step ensures that the texture has been reproduced correctly and that the final product meets the required standards. Only leathers that pass this control are accepted for production.

The process of reproducing textures for leather using CNC pantographs is a complex operation that requires advanced technology and attention to detail. Cielle machines, with their precision and reliability, make it possible to obtain extraordinary results, faithfully replicating the textures of the most precious leathers and transforming leather processing into a true art.

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