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Etimoe


Scientific name

Copaifera salikounda Heck. C. mildbraedii Harms


Other names

English: Etimoe


Geographic origin

Africa

Geographic origin


Description

&;8226; Sapwood: light cream-colour
&;8226; Heartwood: reddish brown to grey brown.
&;8226; Fiber: Straight, occasionally slightly intertwined
&;8226; Grain: Thin to medium size
&;8226; Defects: occasional resin spots

Description


Capacity of being impregnated

&;8226; Sapwood: Capable of being impregnated
&;8226; Heartwood: Low capacity of being impregnated


Mechanization

&;8226; Sawing process: Easy and with no particular difficulties
&;8226; Drying process: Medium speed. Medium risk of deformation and crack formation
&;8226; Planing process: No difficulties
&;8226; Gluing process: No difficulties
&;8226; Nailing and screwing process: pre-drilling is recommended
&;8226; Finish: No difficulties


Physical properties

&;8226; Apparent density at 12% humidity 680 kg/m3 semi-heavy wood
&;8226; Dimensional stability
- Volumetric contraction coefficient 0.47 % nervous wood
- Relation between contractions 1.67 no tendency to deformity
&;8226; Hardness (Chaláis-Meudon) 2.1 Semi-softwood

Physical properties


Mechanical properties

&;8226; Resistance to static flexion 1,200 kg/cm2 &;8226; Elasticity module 109,000 kg/cm2
&;8226; Resistance to compression 640 kg/cm2

Mechanical properties


Observations

It usually have resin bags.
It is usually substituted by other similar species with a lower resin content as the Anzem and the Bodo.


Applications

&;8226; Interior furniture and cabinet work
&;8226; Interior carpentry, doors, paneling, molding, baseboad, friezes, stairs
&;8226; Exterior carpentry, doors and windows
&;8226; Decorative panels and plywood board


Available products in this wood


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Etimoe