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MADERAS WOODS

IROKO K.D.

IROKO K.D.

PERFORMANCE:

Iroko works quite well with most tools, though with some dulling effect on the cutting edge, especially when chalky deposits are found. Predominant. In the quarter-sawn material, there is a tendency for the fiber to rise due to the interlaced bra, and normally it is necessary to reduce the cutting angle to 15 ° in order to obtain a smooth surface An excellent finish can be obtained if the grain is filled. Take nails and screws well. And can be glued satisfactorily The heartwood is very durable and is reported to be naturally resistant to decay. The heartwood is susceptible to attack by dry wood insects

MAIN USES:

Interior and exterior carpentry, cladding, pallets, ship construction, piloting and maritime works, domestic floors, furniture, cabinetmaking.

Quality- FAS

Specific gravity (12% CH)-0.55

Medium Weight (12% CH)-660 kg/m3

Average volume contraction (From green wood to 6% CH)-2.8%

Break module- 87.6 MPa

Modulus of elasticity- 9.38MPa

Resistance to compression (parallel fiber)- 54 MPa

Hardness- 5.6 N

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