wood preservatives

Wood preservatives
Wood preservatives are currently recognized as the most widely used, longest-standing, and best-performing water-soluble composite protective agents. Wood preservatives are a new generation of wood preservatives that are developing the fastest in the world and are much better than wood preservatives in terms of environmental protection. They have gradually replaced wood preservatives containing arsenic and chromium in developed countries such as Europe and the United States, and have been used throughout the world. The world is widely promoted.
Wood preservatives are water-soluble wood preservatives composed of copper and quaternary ammonium salts. Its production is based on people's increasing requirements for environmental protection, thus replacing wood preservatives in many aspects. Today's mainstream wood preservatives. Unlike wood preservatives, it does not contain substances that are toxic and harmful to humans (such as arsenic, chromium, etc. contained in wood preservatives). Japan, the United States, and the European Union have banned the continued use of arsenic-containing wood preservatives for civil use. agents and wood treated with such preservatives.
The copper and quaternary ammonium salts contained in wood preservatives can effectively kill and inhibit fungi, borers, termites, etc., and can be firmly combined with wood fibers, not easily lost, and have a long-term effect on wood. With the protection effect, the service life of treated wood can reach more than forty years. The wood hazard class available in Australian Standards means that treated wood can be used in fresh water. In an environment regulated by grade 1, the situation of decay and insect infestation is very serious.
Anticorrosive wood is suitable for indoor and outdoor grounded and non-grounded environments. It is widely used in: wooden houses, outdoor furniture, wooden trestles, plank roads, outdoor wooden floors, fences, amusement facilities, wooden bridges, steps, stairs , walkways, docks, swimming pools, wooden poles, and various gardening materials, etc.
The wood treated with wood preservatives will appear green and will slowly turn to warm brown after being used outdoors for a period of time, without affecting paint and coloring. When installing wood, personnel do not need special protection, and the debris can be disposed of as daily garbage.
Treating wood with wood preservatives can not only meet the requirements for wood protection, but also comply with today's human requirements and concerns for environmental protection. Using treated wood in the living environment can get rid of the coldness of steel bars and cement, allowing humans to get closer to nature and enjoy a high-quality and healthy life.