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Cork products -- natural and simple, add color

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Cork is not wood. Twenty is derived from the bark of oak trees. It is one of the ancient tree species that existed a long time ago. It is also a precious green and renewable resource. The skin thickness is more than 2cm, and the peeling will not harm the oak tree. It is a natural and environmentally friendly product.   Cork is composed of many cork cells filled with air. The cell wall has a cellulosic skeleton covered with cork and cork wax, making it an impermeable substance, so it will not decay, and there is no obvious aging. It has the characteristics of light texture, elasticity, small specific gravity, no heat transfer, no conductivity, airtightness, durability, pressure resistance, abrasion resistance, corrosion resistance, acid resistance, water resistance and no extension, so the use of cork products Longer life.   Cork has always been an indispensable part of a natural and simple life. It has the advantages of moisture resistance, wear resistance, and high plasticity...

How do you tell a tree from a cork or a hardwood?

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  How to distinguish whether a tree is softwood or hardwood? Many people don't know how to distinguish. Today, the Kukesi   cork product manufacturer   will introduce how to distinguish.   One of the most famous and often used to explain this is the balsa wood. Although this wood is very light and has a soft texture, it may look like softwood, but in fact it is a hardwood. Similarly, yew is a kind of softwood, but the wood texture of yew is harder than that of many hardwood trees. So what is the basis for these classifications?   The fundamental basis for distinguishing whether a tree is hardwood or softwood is that the seed of a tree, if there is any form of mulch on the surface of the seed of a tree, such as the shell or the pulp of the fruit, then the tree should be classified as hardwood. On the contrary, If the seed of a tree falls only as the seed itself, then the tree is a kind of cork. Professionally, seeds without coverage are called "gymnosperm", deriv...