A method for sequencing veneer to lumbercore includes receiving a veneer grain width input and a veneer thickness input, determining a cut angle based on the veneer grain width input and the veneer thickness input, receiving a lumbercore width input and a lumbercore height input, determining a set of dimensions for a stack of lumber, and generating a template mapping the lumbercore to the stack of lumber, where the template is based on the lumbercore width input, the lumbercore height input, and the set of dimensions for the stack of lumber, where the lumbercore is rotated within the template at an angle relative to horizontal within the stack of lumber by an amount equal to the cut angle.

A tubular implement, such as a container, in particular a container (pipe for transport) for food or beverages such as a drinking straw, includes a first part having a sheet of wood veneer rolled to form the tubular implement in the form of a cylinder.

A method and system for a veneer grading and stacking uses one or more vision systems to generate images of the individual full or partial sheets of veneer and accurately determine the dimensions of each individual full or partial sheet of veneer. The one or more vision systems are also used to analyze the surface of each individual full or partial sheet of veneer quickly and automatically and assign a grade to each individual full or partial sheet of veneer. One or more veneer selection and stacking robots are then used to move each individual full or partial sheet of veneer from a veneer analysis and selection conveyor system to an appropriate veneer stack based on the grade assigned to the individual full or partial sheet by the one or more vision systems.

A method for producing a wood sheet that is between 0.6 and 0.8 mm thick, includes covering both surfaces with a matte crystal clear polyester film that is between 70 and 80 micrometres thick joined by thermopressing to the wood sheet. The wood sheet is sanded between the method steps to a thickness ranging from 0.6 to 0.8 mm, a matte polyester film with a thickness ranging from 70 to 80 micrometres is applied, they are then thermopressed at a controlled temperature and speed, and the wood sheet covered with the plastic material film is cold-pressed. The present invention also relates to a translucent wood sheet which allows illumination lamps having unique configurations to be produced.

A method for producing a wood sheet that is between 0.6 and 0.8 mm thick, includes covering both surfaces with a matte crystal clear polyester film that is between 70 and 80 micrometres thick joined by thermopressing to the wood sheet. The wood sheet is sanded between the method steps to a thickness ranging from 0.6 to 0.8 mm, a matte polyester film with a thickness ranging from 70 to 80 micrometres is applied, they are then thermopressed at a controlled temperature and speed, and the wood sheet covered with the plastic material film is cold-pressed. The present invention also relates to a translucent wood sheet which allows illumination lamps having unique configurations to be produced.

The present invention relates to an adhesive thread device for producing an adhesive thread, comprising a supply means for supplying an adhesive-free crude thread, an adhesive tank for receiving and storing an adhesive granulate, a main heater arranged at a lower portion of the adhesive tank to define an activation zone of the adhesive tank in which the adhesive granulate is surface-melted, a closed receptacle substantially horizontally arranged, which is arranged at the activation zone of the adhesive tank with a first end, wherein the closed receptacle comprises at least one inlet opening for supplying, and at least one outlet opening for withdrawing the crude thread, and wherein, when passing the crude thread through the closed receptacle, the crude thread is wetted with adhesive on its entire outer surface in an oxidation-free manner. Furthermore, the present invention relates to a device for joining workpieces as well as a method for producing an adhesive thread and a method for joining workpieces.

To provide a method which is intended for producing a veneered board with a simple structure that also makes it possible to improve the properties of the veneer in a simple manner, a method is proposed for producing a veneered board, wherein the veneered board comprises a veneer (4) having an upper face (6) and a lower face (5) and a carrier board (1) having an upper face (2) and a lower face (3), comprising the steps of providing a veneer (4), applying a binder (8) onto the upper face (2) of the carrier board (1) or the lower face (5) of the veneer (4), wherein a PU prepolymer is used as the binder, producing a stack of materials to be pressed comprising the carrier board (1) and the veneer (4) with the binder (8) arranged between the carrier board (1) and the veneer (4) and with the additive (7) arranged between the binder (8) and the veneer (4), pressing the stack of materials to be pressed in order to form a veneered board. The invention additionally relates to a veneered board.

To provide a method which is intended for producing a veneered board with a simple structure that also makes it possible to improve the properties of the veneer in a simple manner, a method is proposed for producing a veneered board, wherein the veneered board comprises a veneer (4) having an upper face (6) and a lower face (5) and a carrier board (1) having an upper face (2) and a lower face (3), comprising the steps of providing a veneer (4), applying a binder (8) onto the upper face (2) of the carrier board (1) or the lower face (5) of the veneer (4), wherein a PU prepolymer is used as the binder, producing a stack of materials to be pressed comprising the carrier board (1) and the veneer (4) with the binder (8) arranged between the carrier board (1) and the veneer (4) and with the additive (7) arranged between the binder (8) and the veneer (4), pressing the stack of materials to be pressed in order to form a veneered board. The invention additionally relates to a veneered board.

A plank has a first portion with at least three layers. The first layer is of a plant material, and has an inner surface that includes a nonwoven fabric or a fiberglass mesh. The second layer is of an adhesive paper material that includes a macromolecular glue where the macromolecular glue is 50-55% melamine, 35-40% plasticizer, and 3-5% formaldehyde. The third layer is one of bamboo, wood, or paper. The plank has a second portion, which may be of a plastic composite base material or a magnesium oxide composite base material. When the second portion is of a plastic composite material, the first portion is fused to the second portion by cold pressing or a polyurethane reactive adhesive. When the second material is of a magnesium oxide composite base material, the first portion is thermally pressed to the second portion by cold pressing, hot pressing or a polyurethane reactive adhesive.

A plank has a first portion with at least three layers. The first layer is of a plant material, and has an inner surface that includes a nonwoven fabric or a fiberglass mesh. The second layer is of an adhesive paper material that includes a macromolecular glue where the macromolecular glue is 50-55% melamine, 35-40% plasticizer, and 3-5% formaldehyde. The third layer is one of bamboo, wood, or paper. The plank has a second portion, which may be of a plastic composite base material or a magnesium oxide composite base material. When the second portion is of a plastic composite material, the first portion is fused to the second portion by cold pressing or a polyurethane reactive adhesive. When the second material is of a magnesium oxide composite base material, the first portion is thermally pressed to the second portion by cold pressing, hot pressing or a polyurethane reactive adhesive.