• Andes leather texture
  • Andes leather rolls
  • Andes on conference chairs

Color Guide

AD 6021 Gaucho AD 6020 Tinto AD 6024 Latino AD 6048 Cerro AD 6062 Arica AD 6027 Talisman AD 6030 Puno AD 6064 Trujillo AD 6047 Cape Horn AD 6053 Laguna Brava AD 6033 Bogota AD 6065 Caracas AD 6052 Bolivar AD 6063 Arequipa AD 6045 Barro AD 6059 Chimu AD 6023 Mendoza AD 6025 Fiesta AD 6036 Volcan AD 6035 Punta Arenas AD 6006 Altiplanos AD 6055 Balsa AD 6016 Quito AD 6012 Patagonia AD 6001 Inca AD 6011 Tropic of Capricorn AD 6007 La Paz AD 6003 Paramos AD 6008 Alpaca AD 6009 Vicuna AD 6019 Nazca AD 6034 Meseta AD 6040 Cabo Lobos AD 6032 Equator AD 6013 Lake Titicaca AD 6057 Estano AD 6010 Santa Cruz AD 6043 Conquistador AD 6038 Citadel AD 6037 Estancia AD 6026 Cotopaxi

Andes (AD)

Andes is a natural, chromium tanned, aniline dyed, upholstery leather with a lightly enhanced grain texture. The selection of hides used to produce Andes originates from northern Italy, southern Germany, and Switzerland. The light enhancement process refines the surface of the leather without penetrating the dermis of the hide. The combination of the lightweight material, refined enhanced grain texture, and special ironing process contribute to its suppleness and smoothness. This enhanced grain leather closely approximates the luxurious hand of Sabrina for price-sensitive projects.

  • Content European cowhide
  • Origin Italy
  • Hide Size 55–65 sq ft (5.1–6.0 sq m)
  • Thickness 1.0–1.1 mm
  • Weight 2.5–2.75 oz / sq ft (763–839 g / sq m)
  • Grain Enhanced
  • Grain Texture Slightly pronounced
  • Tannage Chrome
  • Dye Aniline
  • Finish Medium
  • Primary Uses Upholstery, handrails, rugs, wall panels, architectural products
  • Industry Automotive, aviation, contract, hospitality, marine, residential
  • Maintenance Wipe with a cool, damp cloth. For tougher soiling, use a pH-balanced soap and rinse. Repeat, if needed. Occasional use of Spinneybeck Finished Leather Cleaner, Conditioner & Protector is recommended. Other leather cleaners such as saddle soap or household cleaners that may contain harsh chemicals, alcohol or ink removers should never be used.
  • Custom Custom colors available
  • Special Services Flame treatment and perforated available with an upcharge
  • Colorfastness to Light Class 4
  • Colorfastness to Crocking Class 4–5 (dry), Class 4 (wet)
  • Flammability ASTM E 84: Class A (flame treated)
  • Boston Fire Dept BFD IX-1: Pass (flame treated)
  • BS EN1021 (Part I and Part II): Pass
  • BS 5852 Crib 5 and Crib 7: Pass (flame treated)
  • CAL 117: Pass
  • CAL 133: Successfully used in CAL 133 applications with Firegard F187 fire backer material or equivalent (flame treated)
  • Cigarette Ignition Resistance NFPA 260: Class 1
  • FAR 25.853(a) 60 sec vertical burn, 12 sec vertical burn. Oil burner-fire block: Pass
  • IMO Resolution A.652(16): Pass
  • IMO Resolution A.653(16) Part 2 and 5: Pass (flame treated)
  • NF P 95 512 1986 (Electric Burner Test): Class M1 (flame treated)
  • Durability + Strength Abrasion ASTM D 7255: 1,000+ cycles (CS-10 wheels)
  • Breaking Force ASTM D 2208: 150 lb
  • Elongation ASTM D 2211: 30–50% at 50 lb
  • Flex ASTM D 2097: 70,000 flexes
  • Tearing Strength ASTM D 4705: 25 lb

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