About spruce veneer

 

A veneer is a thin layer of wood produced by rotary cutting of the log. Veneers can be rotary cut in several thicknesses depending on the wood species and needed end-use.

In addition to the veneer used for plywood production UPM Plywood manufactures WISA-Parquet Veneer products for the parquet industry out of spruce. Veneers used for UPM’s WISA® plywood production are mainly peeled in 2.0 mm, 2.6 mm and 3.2 mm thicknesses for spruce and 1.5 mm for birch.

 
 

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Veneer production process

The production process for veneer varies slightly according to the mill and the end use. 

Veneer for the parquet industry

Rotary-cut spruce veneers are used as the supporting back material of three-layer parquet flooring. Thin spruce veneer balances the multilayer parquet construction keeping it flat and easy to install. 

WISA-Parquet Veneer is produced in 2.0 mm thickness which is optimal for both the balance of parquet flooring and the efficiency of its production. Moisture-controlled veneers are delivered according to the customer’s specification with +/- 1% tolerance. 

Constant focus on operational quality is an integral part of the production of WISA veneers. Production process development together with a commitment to product quality is visible on all stages of production. High operational quality ensures an efficient supply of high-quality products on time.

 

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