Common ingredients and potential risks of wood preservativesThe main ingredients of traditional wood preservatives include copper compounds, chromium, arsenic, organotin, organochlorine, etc. Some of these substances have strong antibacterial and insect-proof functions, but are also accompanied by c...
Why use wood preservatives?As a natural material, wood is susceptible to mold, insects, moisture and ultraviolet rays, leading to rotting, deformation and even breakage. Wood preservatives effectively resist these destructive factors by forming a protective layer on the surface or inside of the wood...
Choosing the right type of preservativeChoosing the right type of preservative according to the purpose and use environment of the wood is the basis of the preservative effect. Different wood preservatives have different active ingredients and protective properties, such as water-based preservatives...
The inhibitory effect of metalworking fluid antiseptics on microorganismsDuring the metalworking process, water-based processing fluids are very susceptible to microbial contamination due to their high water content. As the use time increases, microorganisms continue to multiply, causing the process...
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