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We often find teak furniture with wood colors that look uniform or we are familiar with the term uniform colors. This color can be because the wood used is good quality teak or known as grade A or B teak. However, not a few furniture manufacturers use chemicals to match the color of the wood. To be able to make the color of the wood the same, you must start with the process of bleaching the wood. After that proceed with the coloring process by choosing a color similar to the color of grade A or grade B teak.
This bleaching process can be done using chemicals or can also use water-based materials.
In this video we show the bleaching process using chemicals HN03 and H2O2 mixed with water. This process is quite familiar among furniture manufacturers. Because the selling price of their furniture products will be more competitive. But actually the level of risk of using these two chemicals is quite high, both for the workers and the quality of the product.
For the health of workers, it must have an impact. For furniture products, it will have an impact because it can cause rust on all accessories made of metal that are in the furniture product. Such as nails, screws, bolts, nuts, etc. Another effect is to change the character of the strength of the wood itself. Because these two chemicals the reaction is very strong.
For this reason, it is recommended that the teak wood bleaching process is better to use water-based materials because the level of safety and product quality will be better and maintained.
In this video we just want to show you the teak wood bleaching process using HN03 and H2O2 chemicals. In the next video we will show you the teak wood bleaching process using water-based materials.
Hopefully this video will add to your knowledge and insight about the teak wood bleaching process using chemicals HN03 and H2O2.