Copper-based wood preservative

Copper-based wood preservative, wood rot control, Copper Naphthenate is an active ingredient used primarily in industrial and commercial wood preservatives for non-pressure (dip/brush/spray) and pressure (vacuum/full cell) treatments to protect against fungal rot. , decay, termites and wood-eating insects in untreated wood and various finished wood products. The preservative is also used for remedial treatment of serviced supports, including interior/exterior surfaces at or below grade, using a brush/trowel, mechanical injection, or bandage. Wood treated with copper naphthenate is intended for external use on the surface of the earth, in contact with the ground, underground and in contact with fresh water. Copper naphthenate is also used as a wood surface preservative when applied to untreated, seasoned wood. antiseptic for wood processing based on copper triazole. Impregnation of wood with antiseptics: sleepers (sleepers, beams, half sleepers), cross beams, posts, grape stakes - Copper naphthenate, a reaction product of naphthenic acids and copper for deep protection of wood, is many times superior to the antiseptic Tanalith E (made in the UK) In Europe, copper naphthenate is widely used for conservation of wood in various designs. For example, in Germany, copper naphthenate is used to preserve wooden fences, piers and bridges.