Table Run
Leather Terminology / Other Leather Terms
noun
Definition of Table Run
Because of the different leather characteristics (coloring, texture, pliability, shape, sizing, etc), leather is often graded as A, B, C, or D, depending on the level of damage or defect on the hide.
Table run is generally a combination of the different graded hides. Depending on the grade used, table run can consist of quality leather or leather craps that make cheap leather products.
Below is a detailed explanation of the graded and non-graded leathers and their qualities.
Graded and Non-Graded Leather | Description |
Grade A |
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Grade B |
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Grade C |
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Grade D |
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Reject/Utility |
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Table Run (TR) |
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Example of Table Run in a Sentence
"When they reached the end of the workshop’s corridor, they found a man holding table run leather pieces"
Synonyms: tannery run
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Written by Ryan Popoff
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