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May 2, 2017
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Leather is growing in popularity for automotive interiors and French supplier Lectra is at the forefront of an industry making the transition from traditional die-cutting methods of production to 21st -century digital laser-cutting. The company's Versalis machine now cuts 10% of the leather used in automotive interiors and the percentage is rising (see related story: Hidebound No More).
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