DOG CHEW MADE BY ANIMAL SKINS RECOMBINANT MOLDING TECHNIQUE
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A recombinant dog chews from animal skin forming technique is disclosed. The process comprising the steps of: granulate the scrap skin materials. After cortical granulate, the piece size is 0.5 mm-20 mm; put the skin particulates into clean water and soak, the soaking time is not less than 2 h; 3) After soaking, the cortical granules were melted at a pre-set temperature. Forming a gel and extruded to form a whole piece skin. Through this process the recombinant animal skins become homogeneous structure, there is no grainy after this process, the product quality was enhanced. Since we do not add any kind of binder such as gelatin, a recombinant hide has a very excellent flexibility, the toughness was almost the same, thus it's easier to tie a knot during the manufacturing process later on.
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