CCA wood preservative CCA-C wood preservative

&Wood Preservatives Wood preservatives are currently recognized as one of the most widely used and best-performing water-soluble preservatives. Wood treated with preservatives can extend its service life by more than 100% even in harsh environments.
&Wood preservatives are currently recognized as one of the most widely used and best-performing water-soluble preservatives. Wood treated with preservatives can extend its service life by more than 100% even in harsh environments.
1. Performance characteristics
Wood preservative is a brown liquid, soluble in water, highly effective against fungi, insects, ants, and termites, low-toxic to humans and animals, with high penetration into wood and strong resistance to loss. The surface of the wood treated with this agent turns light green, does not affect the paint, does not reduce the strength of the wood, does not reduce the insulation of the wood, slightly increases the hardness, and enhances the flame retardancy of the wood.
Item bh:r
Indicators
Appearance bh:r
Brown liquid
Active ingredient content %bh:r
Density bh:r
H value bh:r
Solubility bh:r
Completely soluble in water
2. Scope of use
Construction wood, decorative wood (wood floors, wall groups and ceiling keels and plywood), gardening wood products, mining timber, railway sleepers, poles, shipbuilding materials, wharf planks and sea pile wood, wooden cooling towers, etc.
3. Use concentration
Using the vacuum pressure method to treat wood, it can be prepared into a solution with a concentration of % (ie: ~ mixed with water). The active ingredients in wood remain at/above.
The normal pressure immersion method is %, and the spraying method is %.
4. Instructions for use
Three methods are usually used to treat wood: vacuum pressure method, normal pressure soaking method, and spraying method. The vacuum pressurization method is to put the wood into a sealed pressure vessel, and then use vacuum and pressure to press the agent into the wood. This is the most common and most effective method. The soaking method is to place the wood in a pool connected to the atmosphere and soak it in a solution. The soaking time depends on the size of the wood, ranging from a few hours to a few days or even a month. The spray method is to use a brush or sprayer to evenly brush or spray the solution onto the wood surface. Spraying and soaking methods can only protect wood for a short period of time and are most suitable for outdoor use.
5. Precautions
The protective agent is acidic. Operators should wear goggles, masks and gloves, and try not to let the agent come into contact with the skin. If you find that the preservative has been stained, rinse it with water as soon as possible. After antisepsis, the wood should not come into contact with food, and chemicals and waste materials should not be discarded casually to avoid polluting the environment and affecting the health of humans and animals.
6. Packaging and Storage
Packed in closed plastic barrels or determined according to user requirements
Stored in a cool place indoors, with a storage period of one year.
7. Transportation
Non-dangerous goods, suitable for regular transportation.