Longitudinal tenderizing of veneer

Woodworking – Process – Mechanical cutting or shaping

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291217, 100121, 100176, 144 2R, 144255, B27M 102

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045587256

ABSTRACT:
As a preparatory step to rigid substrate application, indefinite length strips of wood veneer are tenderized by cross-grain stressing through a roll nip wherein the surface of a steel roll is corrugated with circumferentially extending flutes bearing against the veneer strip and backed by a medium hard rubber roll. Such treatment fractures the natural, transverse or cross-grain fiber in the veneer along longitudinal strip increments of the veneer surface.

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