Sawn Timber

Description:

Sawn Timber Merbau

In its natural setting is in North Queensland, Malaysia, Fiji, Vietnam, the Philippines, Madagascar, Papua New Guinea, Thailand, Solomon Islands, New Caledonia, Vanuatu, and Samoa.

The Merbau species can grow up to 40 meters in height, with a 0.6-meter trunk diameter. The bushy tree, with distinctive local names, will often form a spreading canopy.

Product Specification:

Common Name(s): Merbau, Kwila, Ipil

Price: TBD

Min Order Quantity: 1x20 ft Container

Supply Ability: 10x20 ft Container

Port of Loading: Chennai, Trichy, Krishnapattinam, Mumbai

Payment Terms: T/T (100 % Advance ), DP

Style: Sown

Size: 20*12

Grade: A

Certification: Apeda, FSSI

Weight: 15 - 25kg (PP) Approximately

Packaging: PP

Place of Origin: India

Brand Name: Archery Impex®️ (Or) Customer Wish

Model Number: AI - 003

Color: Natural Multi

Crop Year: Recent

Max Moisture (%): 14%

Product Type: Fresh Ripped Vegetables 

Texture: Fluffy

Type: Rice

Form: Solid

Quality: Premium Product

Usage: Human Consumption, Indian Cuisine

Delivery Time: 7 to 12 Days

Scientific Name: Intsia spp. (I. bijuga, I. palembanica)

• Distribution: From East Africa to Southeast Asia and Australia;
  (primarily New Guinea)

• Tree Size: 130-200 ft (40-60 m) tall, 4-5 ft (1.2-1.5 m) trunk diameter

• Average Dried Weight: 51 lbs/ft3 (815 kg/m3)

• Specific Gravity (Basic, 12% MC): .68, .82

• Janka Hardness: 1,840 lbf (7,620 N)

• Modulus of Rupture: 21,060 lbf/in2 (145.2 MPa)

• Elastic Modulus: 2,310,000 lbf/in2 (15.93 GPa)

• Crushing Strength: 10,650 lbf/in2 (73.4 MPa)

• Shrinkage: Radial: 2.9%, Tangential: 4.8%, Volumetric: 8.0%, T/R Ratio: 1.7

Types of Wood:

• Mahogany 

• Rosewood

• Softwood

• Sapele

• Padak

• Meranti

• Teak

• Cross-laminated timber 

• Color/Appearance: Has an orangish-brown color when freshly cut, which ages to a darker reddish-brown. Color between boards can be highly variable.

• Grain/Texture: Grain is straight to interlocked. The Texture is coarse, with a moderate natural luster.

• Endgrain: Diffuse-porous; large to very large pores, very few; solitary and radial multiples; mineral deposits occasionally present, including conspicuous yellow deposits.

• Rot Resistance: Merbau is reported to be very durable, and resists both rotting and insect attacks

• Workability: Glues and finishes well, though it can be difficult to see due to gumming and dulling of teeth.

• Odor: Has a unique smell when being sawed or sanded: which can also cause irritation and sneezing.

• Allergies/Toxicity: Merbau has been associated with mild allergic reactions: the most common are skin irritation and a runny nose.