Gare (material)

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The Gare is the one state in which the substance is considered to be finished and the intended use suitable an altered by technical means substance.

In everyday language , this applies to meals (cooked, fried, baked) when they have reached the state required for enjoyment. In addition, the term also occurs in technical terms, e.g. B. in the cooking cycle of the blast furnace (cooker course), the cooked iron , d. H. good gray iron suitable for foundries, and cooking slag supplies. Also at copper Speak of the Garkupfer when it was melted down from the Garherd. The fully tanned leather is called even; There are gradations depending on the type of tanning agent : tan or red, alum or white, chamois, etc.

See also : arable farming