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| Name | Industrial Pressure Vacuum Wood Impregnation Auto |
| Capacity | Designed as Your Need Wood Autoclave (20 Sets/Month) |
| Designed Pressure | 1.6MPa as Your Need |
| Vacuum | -0.095MPa |
| Delivery | 35-40 Working Days |
| After-sales Service | Video Technical/Online Support |
| Origin | China (HS Code: 8419893000) |
We specialize in Wood Impregnation Preservation Treatment Autoclaves with more than 15 years of experience. Our systems are designed to alter wood properties through active modification (chemical alteration) or passive modification (filling cell cavities) to significantly improve durability and resistance.
1. Impregnation Principle: Treats wood with agents that diffuse into cell walls, followed by polymerization. This significantly enhances engineering properties, though it may increase weight gain.
2. Benefits: Summarizes achievements in wood modification, balancing mechanisms of various impregnating agents to meet specific application requirements.
| MODEL | DIAMETER | LENGTH | CAPACITY | D/PRE | VACUUM | VOLTAGE |
| DL1080.A | 1000MM | 8000MM | 6.28m³ | 1.4Mpa | -0.098 | 380V |
| DL1580.A | 1500MM | 8000MM | 14.1m³ | 1.4Mpa | -0.098 | 380V |
| DL1780.A | 1700MM | 8000MM | 18.1m³ | 1.4Mpa | -0.098 | 380V |
| DL17120.A | 1700MM | 12000MM | 27.2m³ | 1.4Mpa | -0.098 | 380V |
• Outdoor Landscape: Wooden boardwalks, outdoor floors, grape frames, flower boxes, park seats, and bridge construction.
• Structural Use: House foundations, roof rafters, heavy wood frames, and ancient building restoration.
✓ Expertise: Established in 2004, national D1 and D2 pressure vessel manufacturer.
✓ Certification: Passed ISO/ASME/DOSG & CE qualifications for global standards.
✓ Production Power: R&D team of 200+ people using advanced automatic welding and testing equipment.
We deliver via LCL/20'FCL/40'FCL depending on order size. Every autoclave undergoes a professional trial run before delivery. During loading, equipment is fixed securely with wire ropes to ensure zero movement during transit.
