Fichema Linseed oil refined wood treatment 950 g
| Code: | 01925 |
| EAN: | 64430 |
| Producer: | Peter Cremer Central Europe s.r.o. |
| Brand: | FICHEMA |
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| Barva: | ostatní barvy |
Linseed oil (100%) - means for the treatment of wood
Properties: yellow liquid (20 ° C), odor characteristic for flax oil, boiling point 250 ° C.
Applications: linseed oil is suitable for filling and staining.
Storage: Store at 0 to 100 ° C.
Technical linseed oil suitable for impregnating and glazing.
Storage:
store at 0 to 100°C.
Linseed oil - 100% linseed oil.
- Water content: max. 0,1
- acid number: 0,34 mg KOH/g
- saponificationnumber: 189 mg KOH/g
- non-saponifiable matter: max. 1,5 %
- iodine value: 189,0 g Iod/100
- density: 0,924-0,931 (20 °C)
- refractive index: 1,4819
Properties:
yellow liquid (at 20 °C), odour characteristic of linseed oil, boiling point 250 °C.
Due to its favourable price and relatively fast drying, linseed oil is one of the most widely used oils for wood treatment. Due to its good penetrating properties, it can be used to impregnate wood and thus increase its resistance to moisture. The disadvantage of linseed oil is its relatively strong yellowing and darkening, which, however, gives the wood its typical Amber colour.
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| Barva: | ostatní barvy |
Linseed oil (100%) - means for the treatment of wood
Properties: yellow liquid (20 ° C), odor characteristic for flax oil, boiling point 250 ° C.
Applications: linseed oil is suitable for filling and staining.
Storage: Store at 0 to 100 ° C.
Technical linseed oil suitable for impregnating and glazing.
Storage:
store at 0 to 100°C.
Linseed oil - 100% linseed oil.
- Water content: max. 0,1
- acid number: 0,34 mg KOH/g
- saponificationnumber: 189 mg KOH/g
- non-saponifiable matter: max. 1,5 %
- iodine value: 189,0 g Iod/100
- density: 0,924-0,931 (20 °C)
- refractive index: 1,4819
Properties:
yellow liquid (at 20 °C), odour characteristic of linseed oil, boiling point 250 °C.
Due to its favourable price and relatively fast drying, linseed oil is one of the most widely used oils for wood treatment. Due to its good penetrating properties, it can be used to impregnate wood and thus increase its resistance to moisture. The disadvantage of linseed oil is its relatively strong yellowing and darkening, which, however, gives the wood its typical Amber colour.
