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Good Condition with very little use. Comes with 30 used blades and a Logosol automatic sharpener. Collection Only.NO VALUE SPECIFIED
PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland - GB
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HIGH-FREQUENCY VACUUM KILN It's possible to dry most native timber species straight off the sawmill down to 8-10% MC in 8-14 days. If the milled timber is Air-dried for 6-9 months then the Kiln drying process is reduced greatly down to 2-4 days to 8-10% MC for Softwoods and 6-12 days to 8-10% MC for Hardwoods up to 12” Thick. The Kiln can dry up to 300mm thick x 1200mm wide Hardwoods in the same time. It also has a hydraulic press that ensures the timber is kept perfectly flat during the drying process. This method of drying produces the dried timber with almost zero defect/cracking etc as all the moisture is extracted through the end grain and not the surface. The costs are also considerably lower than conventional Kiln drying and a lot more eco-friendly. For example a full load of mixed Air-dried hardwood of 4.4 cubic metres at 35% MC down to 8-10% MC would normally take 6-9 days and cost around £250-300 in electricity.NO VALUE SPECIFIED
PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland - GB
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HIGH-FREQUENCY VACUUM KILN It's possible to dry most native timber species straight off the sawmill down to 8-10% MC in 8-14 days. If the milled timber is Air-dried for 6-9 months then the Kiln drying process is reduced greatly down to 2-4 days to 8-10% MC for Softwoods and 6-12 days to 8-10% MC for Hardwoods up to 12” Thick. The Kiln can dry up to 300mm thick x 1200mm wide Hardwoods in the same time. It also has a hydraulic press that ensures the timber is kept perfectly flat during the drying process. This method of drying produces the dried timber with almost zero defect/cracking etc as all the moisture is extracted through the end grain and not the surface. The costs are also considerably lower than conventional Kiln drying and a lot more eco-friendly. For example a full load of mixed Air-dried hardwood of 4.4 cubic metres at 35% MC down to 8-10% MC would normally take 6-9 days and cost around £250-300 in electricity.NO VALUE SPECIFIED
PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland - GB
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Good Condition with very little use. Comes with 20 used blades and Logosol automatic sharpener. Collection Only.£12,000
PORTRUSH, Please choose your state - GB
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Perfect condition High-Frequency Vacuum Kiln, only 5 cycles from new. It is possible to dry most native UK timber species straight off the sawmill down to 8-11% MC in 8-16 days. If the milled timber is Air-dried for 3-6 months then the Kiln drying process is reduced to 2-4 days to 8-11% MC for Softwoods and 6-12 days to 8-11% MC for Hardwoods up to 12” Thick and 1200mm wide. It is equipped with a hydraulic press that ensures the timber is kept perfectly flat during the drying process, this adjusts automatically throughout the process to maintain the same pressure. This method of drying produces the finished timber with almost zero defect/cracking etc as all the moisture is extracted through the end grain (As the living tree took on the water) and not the entire surface as in conventional kilns. No stickers are required as in conventional kilns, therefore the capacity of 4.4cbm is the actual amount of timber and not the chamber space as with conventional or standard vacuum kilns. The costs are also considerably lower than conventional Kiln drying and much more eco-friendly. For example a full load of mixed Air-dried timber of 4.4 cubic metres at 35% MC down to 8-10% MC would normally take 6-9 days and cost around £350-450 in electricity. New cost of this machine including shipping was £58,500.00£27,500
Portrush, Northern Ireland - GB
