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Hardwood
Hardwood is characterized by its durability, quality and resistance. It is also termite resistant. It is slightly yellowish, the surface is smooth and glossy. It is widely used in the manufacture of luxury furniture, musical instruments, decorative items and construction.
furniture factory
In this segment there are several wood applications. Eucalyptus and pine are in line with the ecological movement as they are for reforestation. Furthermore, there is a favorable commercial cost-benefit compared to other native or hardwoods.
Construction
Pine and eucalyptus wood, from reforestation, is a renewable natural resource. Therefore, it is the best choice for use in components and production systems. Benefits: reduction of waste, speed in construction, versatility and savings.
Packaging Factory
Environmentally friendly wood is used for packaging production purposes. Among the most used essences are eucalyptus and pine, as these have a more favorable cost-benefit than native and hardwood.
Rural Sector
It is recommended to use posts, supports, stretchers and other parts made with treated eucalyptus wood from reforestation, replacing native wood, which is threatened with extinction. Benefits: availability, economy, durability and safety.
Pallet Factory
Eucalyptus and pine are used to manufacture pallets in various sizes. As they are reforested wood, and therefore ecologically correct, they are widely accepted by manufacturing companies, given the commercial cost-benefit of the aforementioned woods.
Electrical Sector
These represent 20 to 25% of distribution network implementation costs. The big news on the electrical market are the new round cross arms made of treated eucalyptus. Benefits: improvement of the Basic Insulation Level (NBI), easy handling, greater spacing, easy maintenance and availability.
Railway Sector
The use of treated eucalyptus in sleepers for the metro-rail sector allows the use of reforestation wood, which is a renewable natural resource. Benefits: greater savings, high performance, durability and versatility.
Joinery / Carpentry
In carpentry and joinery, several types (essences) of wood are used by specialized professionals, from the transformation of wood into furniture, decorative pieces, utilities and art objects of the most varied forms. Among the essences, we highlight eucalyptus, which has been gaining ground in the carpentry and joinery market due to its more attractive commercial cost-benefit, in addition to being an environmentally friendly wood.
Deposit
Pine and eucalyptus wood, which comes from reforestation, is a renewable natural resource. This is why it is the best choice for use in components and production systems. Benefits: reduced waste, faster construction, versatility and savings. It offers a cost-benefit ratio for warehouses to purchase at competitive prices, similar to those found in the timber market.