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We are the mostly known suppliers of New Zealand Pine Wood / Rubber Wood / Jungle Wood and more.. in southern parts of India if you are looking for the good Quality and Quantity material then in the correct place.
Product characteristics The following description of the physical characteristics is intended to provide preliminary technical advice for current and intending users. Names New Zealand pine, radiata pine, white pine, Monterey pine, Pinus radiata. Density Medium density ensures versatility. Average tree density (oven-dry weight/green volume) is lower near the pith and higher near the bark. It varies with growth site and age from around 390 kilograms per cubic metre (kg/m3) for 25-year-old trees on a low-density site to around 460 kg/m3 for 45-year-old trees on a high-density site. A 30-year-old tree on a medium-density site has a density of around 415 kg/m3. Strength The timber compares favourably with other species in bending strength, bending stiffness and fastening. Under JAS 600, pine is rated equal to species in the sprucepine-fir (SPF) classification used in the United States and Canada. Shear strength is excellent – a factor of its uniform texture. Permeability Pine forms heartwood at about 15 years and progresses slowly. At 30 years about 20% of the stem is heartwood. High permeability of the sapwood makes it easy to dry and treat with preservatives. Heartwood is less permeable than the sapwood, but dries readily and can also be effectively preservative treated. When exposed to the possibility of decay, the timber should be preservative treated. Sap stain Although sap stain fungi will colonise and discolour sapwood, it has no influence on general wood properties. The sapwood is susceptible to insect attack, particularly to the larvae of the Anobium punctatum furniture borer beetle, but kiln drying reduces that likelihood. Shrinkage and stability Pine has good stability and low-to-moderate shrinkage. It compares well with most other softwoods. From green to dry (12% moisture content [mc]) it shrinks, on average, 3.9% tangentially and 2.1% radially, which is slightly less than for Douglas fir. Stability can be improved by high-temperature drying or quarter sawing.
We SM Timber Traders offer a wide range of Rubber wood / Jungle wood, brought from the southern regains of south India perfact for the packings solations, we are able to supply more than 10,000 CFT per month from our factory unites. What ever your requirement we are on it.