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Technical Facts
The Tree
Blackbutt is an Australian Eucalyptus. Blackbutt grows in New South Wales and Queensland. The tree achieves a height of 50m and a master diameter of up to 1m. By its from shrub fires charred lower crust it got its name.
The Wood
The wood has a beautiful light brown to brown colour. It lives like all Eucalyptus by its interesting colour play. Despite its hardness it does not have a so high weight compared with other Eucalyptus. Blackbutt is a tough, fixed and hard wood. It can be sharpened and processed well. It is used in the fittings as hall soil and also as lumber for doors and stairs.
Details
| Origin: |
Australien |
| Timber: |
Eucalyptus |
| Weight: |
900 kg/cbm |
Hardness:
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37,6 N/mm² Brinell at 500N |
Lenght:
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2100mm and falling
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Width:
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80mm or 82mm |
Thickness:
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19mm |
Moisture content:
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9% +/- 2% |
Source/loss values with 1% wood moisture content:
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0,37% |
| Glueing: |
PU glue D4 or D3 glue |
Gluing:
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flexible adhesive
Tested : SIKA , Stauf, PCI |
Oils:
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Commercial oils with consultation of the manufacturer.
Tested : IRSA, Berger-Seidle |
| Oil/wax: |
Commercial oils/waxes with consultation of the manufacturer.
Tested : IRSA, Berger-Seidle |
| Paint: |
waterbase lacquer or DD laquer with consultation of the manufacturer.
Tested : IRSA, Berger-Seidle |
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