ECOLOGY
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Creating ecological awareness
Reducing CO2 generation
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QA
We have a laboratory specialized in quality control of our different leathers so that they meet and exceed the expectations of our customers and the international market.
LABORATORY TESTED TO MEET MARKET REQUIREMENTS
Every day our laboratory specialists strive to comply with the international standards that the industry demands to verify the durability of the leather.
The leather upholstery industry is a demanding market and therefore we have measures to meet the necessary requirements, such as avoiding fading due to use and contact with clothing.
PROCESSES
ECOLOGICALLY RESPONSIBLE PROCESSES
At Medina Torres we have the capacity to process the skin from hair to the manufacture of finished leather goods, going through several processes divided into two types:
Dry:
01
Drying
05
Dry drumming
09
Extent
02
Conditioned
06
Finish
10
Court
03
Loosened
07
Engraving and ironing
11
Backstitch
04
Polished
08
Selection
Wet:
01
Soaking
05
Tanning
09
Deveined
02
Flesh
06
Drained
03
Shore removing
07
Scraped off
04
Divided
08
Recurred
Leather treatments
Rawhide chews
The rawhide chews are extracted from the process of dividing the leather. On the one hand, there is the whole flower and the other hand, the lower part, is the rawhide, which is bleached and specially treated to make chewing gums for pets.
Advantages in pets:
Brush the teeth.
Stimulates gums
Stimulates the digestive system.
Exercise its jaw.
COLLAGEN
Advantages
Structural protein that forms fibers. This protein is found throughout the body, in our case is extracted from hides by hydrolysis, being responsible for the firmness and tone of the skin.
100% natural product.
Protects from UV rays.
Combat skin blemishes.
Fades marks and scars.
Rejuvenates the skin.
OUR HISTORY
1940
Don Carlos Medina Torres began his operations with a small sole business.
1967
The first industrial warehouse was built at our current address, on the León - San Francisco del Rincón highway.
Step by step, Suela Medina Torres, as it was called at the time, began to grow.
1990
Engineer Oscar Medina Plascencia took over as CEO, facing and overcoming the crisis of 1994.
1995
The decision was made to diversify products and stop manufacturing only leather soles.
2000
At the beginning of 2000, due to the need for customer satisfaction, it took the path of seeking quality, certifying Medina Torres with the ISO 9001 standard.
Now our company is formed with 12 planned industrial buildings of the highest technology. Also counting on mechanical workshops and laboratory.
We are currently more than 280 employees diversifying our range of products to meet the needs of our customers and market trends.