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Dural Paddle Hair Brush Thermo Ash Wood

Dural Paddle Hair Brush Thermo Ash Wood

SKU 4004864091491
by Pasteur Pharmacy
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Paddle-Brush, 250 x 83 mm, plastic pins with ball tip,11 rows

Thermally modified timber (TMT) is wood treated at high temperatures, and this process changes its characteristics in such a way that it is sometimes described as ”domestic tropical timber“. In the controlled atmosphere of a special chamber the timber is treated at temperatures of up to 250° C. Due to the heat and humidity, the sugar compounds in the wood (hemicellulose) are reduced, the sugar is caramelized and changes the composition of the cell wall. The timber is thereby endowed with new characteristics, such as reduced water absorption, longer durability, resistance against fungi and insects; moreover, its coloring becomes darker and more refined. All changes in color take place consistently across the entire cross-section, i.e. also on the inside of the timber. The coloring can be varied depending on the length of the treatment and the characteristics of the raw material. This process is purely thermal and does not involve the use of chemical substances.

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Paddle-Brush, 250 x 83 mm, plastic pins with ball tip,11 rows

Thermally modified timber (TMT) is wood treated at high temperatures, and this process changes its characteristics in such a way that it is sometimes described as ”domestic tropical timber“. In the controlled atmosphere of a special chamber the timber is treated at temperatures of up to 250° C. Due to the heat and humidity, the sugar compounds in the wood (hemicellulose) are reduced, the sugar is caramelized and changes the composition of the cell wall. The timber is thereby endowed with new characteristics, such as reduced water absorption, longer durability, resistance against fungi and insects; moreover, its coloring becomes darker and more refined. All changes in color take place consistently across the entire cross-section, i.e. also on the inside of the timber. The coloring can be varied depending on the length of the treatment and the characteristics of the raw material. This process is purely thermal and does not involve the use of chemical substances.