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Wintan
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nature
is its example
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 One
of the oldest natural products is genuine leather. Its protective
properties and natural beauty have since earliest times been recognized
by mankind. Winter & Co. has with Wintan developed a product which
will amaze the leather experts with its aesthetic and technical qualities. |
Wintan
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nature
is its origin
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Wintan
is a recycled leather. Cuttings and waste of the valuable raw material
are deliberated using a mainly mechanical process. The pure tanned
leather fibres are then retanned with vegetable tanning agents and
bonded with synthetic resins. This material is finished with processes
similar to those used in the leather industry, which create the typical
look of leather. |
Wintan
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protects
nature
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The
leather scraps from which Wintan is made are normally an ecologically
hazardous waste. They find a useful secondary application in Wintan. |
Wintan
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available
right now
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Wintan
is delivered in rolls of 138 - 140 cm width, 25-50 meters long, depending
on thickness. The standard gauges are 0,35 mm, 0,50 mm, 0,75 mm and
0,85 mm. |
Wintan
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nature
is visible
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Several
grains are included in our product range, such as
CARENA the original goat grain
COUNTRY the natural cow style
VITELLINO a smooth calf grain
LEZARA the exotic lizard look
PATENA a subtle grain with "box" aspect
Each grain as its own standard colours and gauges available
on stock. Discover them in our sample book! As a lining for your Wintan-articles,
Winter has created an elegant, nubuk like product named FODERA. It
is available in gauge 0,38 mm, natural colour in rolls of 138-140
cm x 50 metres. |
Wintan
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nature
can be felt
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With
its silky, soft leather like surface, its pleasant leather smell and
its rich grains Wintan is very close to real leather. It is easy to
work with, to cut, sew, skive and glue. On top of this, it takes excellent
gold, colour and blind embossing. |
Wintan
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nature
is its message
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Made
for the leather expert, Wintan has a multitude of uses in various
industries which normally use leather, for:
Pocket and desk diaries
Menus and wine lists
Gusetbooks and photo albums
Notebooks, writing pads and other desktop items.
Small leather goods, briefcases, diploma covers, picture frames, document
and credit card holders, checkbooks, key rings
Belts, linings of all sorts
Luxury packaging, jewel cases and pouches
Religious books, bibles, prayer books, etc.
All other items which could also be made in leather. |
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The
look ! the hand! the smell!
well!
How do you like it?
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