Product Description
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Description: Balsa Wood Glued Blocks，End Grain Balsa Density: 135-200kgs/m3 Humidity: Max.12% when Ex factory Dimension: 48"(Height)*24"(Width)*(12"-48")(Length) Place of Origin：Balsa Wood is mainly grown in Papua New Guinea, Indonesia and Ecuador.Advantage
End Grain Balsa is select quality, klin-dried, end-grain balsa wood suitable as a structural core material in composite sandwich construction. The end grain configuration of balsa provides high resistance to crushing and is very difficult to tear apart. Balsa block is the block spliced by balsa sticks cut from raw balsa wood after being dried. Wind turbine blades are often made from balsa wood(Ochroma Pyramidale). Wind Turbine Blades contain arrays of balsa wood strips, much of it sourced from Ecuador, which supplies 95 percent of the world's demand. For centuries, the fast-growing balsa tree has been prized for its light weight and stiffness relative to density.Application
Balsa wood has very special cell structure, light weight and high strength, and its cross section slice is the ideal option of natural sandwich structure material after being processed with some professional technologies, including density screening, drying, sterilization, splicing, slicing and surface treatment. It is applicable for making fiberglass with the advantages of reducing weight and enhancing strength. It is most widely used in wind power blade, and about 70% of balsa wood globally is applied in making wind turbine blade.