kiln drying Germany

...Lubrication of temperature-stressed machine parts, e.g. rolling bearings, friction bearings, slideways, chains, rollers or moving parts in hot forming, heat treatment or drying Dry lubrication, e.g. of kiln and rack-truck bearings, bearings of pouring ladles, converters or hot-air blowers at temperatures over 250°C Lubrication of plastic and rubber at normal temperature when the materials...

...We supply IPPC-compliant timber in various sizes and designs for custom purposes such as crate construction and spacers. Custom dimensions available upon customer specification Profiles: with chamfers, grooves, drill holes, rounded edges Heat treatment according to IPPC standard ISPM-15 Technical kiln drying to the desired residual moisture (optional) We look forward to your inquiries at info@green-eco-timber.de...

... kindling. 1.5 SRM = approximately 500kg. Kiln-dried wood is more susceptible to mold due to the high temperatures in the drying chamber. Therefore, it can quickly develop attachments due to changing weather conditions. This wood must be stored in a well-ventilated area. Our wood is stored in our 2000m² outdoor storage.

...We offer the production of squared timber, sawn timber, and packaging wood according to customer requirements. IPPC standard and kiln drying available for an additional fee. Available throughout Europe!

... Dimensions: 1,200 x 800 x 144 mm Weight: approx. 25 kg EPAL: YES IPPC: YES Load capacity: 1,500 kg Euro pallets: New Usable for: Storage, Transport, MFH Property: ISPM 15 / IPPC, technical drying Industry: - Further information: according to UIC standard 435-2 and with RAL clamp, IPPC treated and kiln dried...

...Winter-felled round timber is first air-dried for a long time after being sawn. This relieves the tension in the wood and prepares it for kiln drying. Only then is the material gently dried to about 8% wood moisture content. This value has proven to be ideal for indoor use based on years of experience. The quality of each individual board is checked multiple times by experts during the production...

... transition to year-round operation. 1950s Investment in new pressing facilities initiates the gradual shift from hand-formed to machine-pressed bricks. 1962 Commissioning of a precisely controllable climate drying facility. 1975 Construction of the first of a total of three kiln cars. 1990 The third kiln car goes into operation, replacing the last briquette oven. 2000 Expansion or new...

Wood types: Pine, Spruce, Fir, Larch, and Douglas Fir. Our services: Sawn timber, kiln drying, impregnation, heat treatment, contract work.