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Mills updated to cut pine, hardwood easily

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Tolleson Lumber Company has installed a Progress Industries electric crane. The 20-ton crane can stack 2 million bd ft on its semi-circular storage deck. Concentrating log storage within the crane's radius also reduces the area over which debris is created. The six-cord grapple closes in 18 seconds and empties a trailer in two trips. Crane reach is 125 ft and the hoist is powered by a 100-hp motor.

Author: Pease, David A.
Publisher: The Nielsen Company
Publication Name: Wood Technology
Subject: Forest products industry
ISSN: 1067-1064
Year: 1995
Hoists, cranes, and monorails, Overhead Traveling Crane, Hoist, and Monorail System Manufacturing, Boom-Type Industrial Cranes, Usage, Product information, Industrial equipment and supplies industry, Industrial equipment industry, Cranes (Hoisting machinery), Electric cranes, Boom cranes, Tolleson Lumber Company Inc., Progress Industries Inc.

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Research moves forward on soy-based adhesives

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A soybean growers' cooperative, the United Soybean Board, is a funding a fingerjoint adhesive research project. The project's aims include developing a waterproof binder, a water-resistant glue, a methylene diisocyanate/soy flour mixture, and a 'honeymoon' fingerjointing system that involves the application of phenol-resorcinol-formaldehyde resin to one joint face and soy hydrolyzate to the other.

Author: Pease, David A.
Publisher: The Nielsen Company
Publication Name: Wood Technology
Subject: Forest products industry
ISSN: 1067-1064
Year: 1997
Adhesives & Sealants, Adhesive Manufacturing, Adhesives and sealants, Research, Adhesives and sealants industry, Sealants, Vegetable industry, Forest products industry

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Curve sawing used in high-tech sawmill

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Willamette Industries Inc.'s new small-log sawmill in Coburg, Oregon, employs the latest technology to produce lumber. Computers, scanners and optimizers fill the the refurbished and enlarged building that was once the site of another mill. The new facility produces dimension lumber and glulam stock, and it is one of a new breed of mills that use the curve sawing technique.

Author: Pease, David A.
Publisher: The Nielsen Company
Publication Name: Wood Technology
Subject: Forest products industry
ISSN: 1067-1064
Year: 1998
Woodworking machinery, Sawmill and Woodworking Machinery Manufacturing, Sawmill Equipment, Buildings and facilities, Technology application, Willamette Industries Inc., WLL, Sawmills

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