0.2mm Rotary Cut Yellow Birch Veneers Or Peeled Yellow Birch Veneer Yellow Birch Door Skin Veneers Rotary Cut 4‘x8'

Yellow birch veneers are thin slices of yellow birch wood that are used for decorative and functional purposes, such as furniture, cabinetry, and flooring. Yellow birch is a hardwood tree species that is native to North America and is known for its hard, strong, and durable wood.

Yellow birch veneers are created by slicing the logs of yellow birch into thin sheets using a special cutting tool called a veneer slicer. These sheets are then carefully dried and glued onto a substrate, such as particleboard or plywood, to create a strong and durable product.

Yellow birch veneers are popular because of their unique golden color and fine, straight grain pattern. The wood has a smooth texture and is easy to work with, making it a popular choice for high-end furniture and cabinetry. Yellow birch veneers can be stained or painted to match any decor style and are often used in traditional, rustic, or farmhouse-style designs.

In addition to its beauty, yellow birch is also known for its strength and durability. It is a dense wood that is resistant to scratches, dents, and wear and tear, making it an excellent choice for high-traffic areas such as flooring and cabinetry.

Overall, yellow birch veneers are a high-quality and beautiful choice for a wide range of decorative and functional applications, offering durability, strength, and natural beauty.

Birch veneer is an important raw material used to make products such as wood-based panels and pulp, and its 

Production process generally includes the following steps:

1. Harvesting: First of all, you need to harvest birch, usually in winter, because the bark is relatively soft at this time, which is easy to remove. When harvesting, it is necessary to choose birch wood of the appropriate diameter and avoid damage to the trunk to ensure the quality of the wood after harvesting.

2. Peeling: After harvesting, birch needs to be peeled, that is, the bark is stripped from the wood. The peeling can be done by hand or using a dedicated peeling machine.

3. Cutting: The peeled log is cut and cut to the appropriate length and width for subsequent processing.

4. Planing: The log needs to be planed, that is, it is planed to the desired thickness using a planer or rotary cutting machine. The surface of the planed veneer is relatively smooth and the quality is relatively uniform.

5. Drying: The planed veneer needs to be dried to reduce its moisture content to a certain level. Drying methods include natural air drying and drying, of which the drying speed is faster, but the temperature and humidity need to be controlled to avoid deformation or cracking of the veneer.

6. grading: After drying, the veneer needs to be graded, and it is classified according to quality and specifications for subsequent processing and use.

7. Packing: The graded veneers need to be packaged, usually using wooden trays for packaging to ensure its quality and safe transportation.

The above is the general production process of birch veneer, the specific production process may vary according to different manufacturers and uses.

A whole log is mounted in the center of the lathe and turned against a sharp blade, much like unwinding a roll of paper. It is the most economical method of cutting. Rotary cut veneer can be wide enough to produce a full-sheet, or single piece faces.

Birch veneer is very good material for production of plywood, glued curved parts, furniture parts and decoration.

Origin :China ,Russia, Latvia, Estonia,

Size : 4' x 8' 

Quality :  Face grade(GRADE C, D+, D) and Back grade(GRADE E, F)
Application for the surface of Furniture, Door, Plywood, MDF, Chipboard and Block Board

We supply red/white birch rotary cut veneer or peeled veneer with the following variants of thickness:

Thin veneer 0.25mm, 0.3 mm, 0.5 mm,  0.6 mm thick. Special thickness veneer could be produced under orders with significant volumes.

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