A machine, chemical substance, or worker that removes hair from hides or skin.
From dehair plus the agentive suffix -er, meaning 'one who or that which removes hair,' following standard English agent noun formation.
Industrial dehairers in leather factories are powerful machines that scrape and chemically treat hides—the smell is supposedly awful, which is why tanneries were historically located far from cities!
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