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Pine

  • Description

    Also called Scots pine or fir or Norway fir. Typically, the heartwood is pale reddish-brown and clearly distinct from the paler, creamy-white sapwood. It is resinous and knotty, and its texture may be fine or coarse, depending on origin. Typically dry weight: 510kg/m3. Grows in Scandinavia, the UK and Russia.

  • Properties

    It has low resistance to shock loads, low stiffness and a very poor steam-bending rating. It works well with both hand and machine tools.

  • Uses

    Quality grades are used for furniture, joinery, turnery and vehicle bodies. Other grades are used for building, railway sleepers (railroad ties), telephone poles and piles. It is also rotary-cut for plywood and sliced for decorative veneers.

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