How A Tenderized Spindleless Veneer Peeler Improves Veneer Quality

Relieves Internal Wood Strain Before Peeling

The tenderizing makes the wood fibers thinner and softer within the peeling process. This allows the veneer to be processed as it is peeled from the log, thus relieving inherent tension between layers in the cross-section of the branch, and improving surface finish by reducing surface cracks, fiber plucking or splitting of veneer.

Produces More Uniform Veneer Thickness

Tender spindleless veneer peeler is the combination of a tenderizing process, Hydraulic feeding and automatic adjustment of the knife. This enables the entire peeling cycle to run at a constant cutting depth, allowing veneer with equal thickness that meets plywood manufacturing standards.

Improves Surface Smoothness

Since the wood fibers were softened, the peeling knife met with less resistance when cutting. This results in a more level veneer surface with fewer knife marks, rough grain and surface defects providing reduced requirement for further finishing and improved final appearance of the plywood.

Reduces Veneer Breakage During Production

Tenderized logs will crack or split less when peeled. Besides enhancing the integrity of each veneer sheet, such an approach helps in reducing production waste and increases volume recovery rate through higher percentages of usable veneer, particularly when processing small diameter plantation logs or hardwoods.

Delivers More Consistent Plywood Performance

The basic of high-quality plywood is the good veneer. A tenderized spindleless veneer peeler boosts adhesive performance, increases plywood strength, minimizes quality defects during the manufacturing process and improves the stability of product quality for each production batch by producing veneer with even thickness level, smooth surface and sufficiently solid structural integrity.