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- Species Performance | moldrup
Species Performance Summary of results across all five thermally modified North American species.
- Contact | moldrup
Download the NRRI Research Report Download the full NRRI report on thermally modified North American wood species — evaluated according to AWPA methodology. Phone +45 6160 5900 Email info@moldrup.com First Name First name Last Name Last name Email Email Download PDF
- Low pressure | moldrup
this page shows IWT-Moldrup plants for organic solvent treatment, wood modification, LOSP plants for treatment with light organic solvent preservative, wood drying plants, laboratory plants Low pressure impregnation plants and pilot plants for laboratory use Low pressure impregnation plants For treatment of construction timber and joinery wood for windows and doors with organic solvent based or water-emulsion preservatives free form heavy metals. Pilot plants for impregnation, wood modification and drying IWT/Moldrup offers pilot plants in many sizes and designs for standard impregnation processes, for extremely high pressure applications, in stainless steel, for wood modification under vacuum and pressure with liquids, vapours and air mixtures as well as for drying under vacuum and/or pressure. ROYAL TREATMENT WITH LINSEED OIL Plant and process for treatment of already impregnated wood with linseed oil in a process which dries down the freshly impregnated wood within a matter of hours instead of days, and at the same time penetrates the surface of the wood with a linseed oil for gtreatly improved protection against water-uptake with either the colour of the impregnation preservative or pigments for red, yellow, brown and gray shades. The standard turn-key Royal plant has a capacity of 10 - 12 m3 per cycle and up to 30 - 36 m3 in 24 hours. The Royal treatment is normally for impregnated scots pine and not applicable on spruce due to the low uptake of the impregnation preservative. IWT-Moldrup is reintroducing the Rotatreat version of Royal treatment for even quicker drying and for Royal treatment on spruce and similar refractory species.
