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<blockquote data-quote="Omarvelous" data-source="post: 1241322" data-attributes="member: 551770"><p>Found this.....http://www.schallerhardwood.com/new_page_2.htm</p><p></p><p>TRUPAN</p><p></p><p>THE MERCEDES OF MDF</p><p></p><p>Trupan is a double refined medium density fiberboard produced from only fresh debarked Radiata Pine logs harvested from sustainable forests. By using only fresh Radiata Pine logs, no other species, or wood waste, Trupan is able to produce a very light colored medium density fiberboard. The use of Radiata Pine in the production of Trupan produces a fiberboard that is extremely easy to machine. The Radiata Pine content of Trupan tends to prolong cutter life. The double refining produces a board that is very consistent throughout its core, thus making it the perfect choice for edge profiling, moulding, and routing. Trupan is produced in Chile and imported into the United States. Because of the longer lead times it is important to have a supplier that carries an adequate inventory. At Schaller Hardwood Lumber Company, we carry perhaps the largest most diversified inventory of Trupan in the Midwest.TRUPAN ULTRA LIGHT---weighs approximately 60% of a standard mdf or about 60 lbs per sheet of 3/4" 4x8. Trupan Ultra Light is the best choice for any use where weight is a factor. Trupan Ultra Light will machine very well.</p><p></p><p>TRUPAN LIGHT---weighs approximately 80% of a standard mdf or about 80 lbs per sheet of 3/4" 4x8. Trupan Light is the best choice for producing moulding, raised panels, and edge profiling.</p><p></p><p>Man i'm liking it! the 20-40% weight diff will REALLY help with bigger boxes.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Omarvelous, post: 1241322, member: 551770"] Found this.....http://www.schallerhardwood.com/new_page_2.htm TRUPAN THE MERCEDES OF MDF Trupan is a double refined medium density fiberboard produced from only fresh debarked Radiata Pine logs harvested from sustainable forests. By using only fresh Radiata Pine logs, no other species, or wood waste, Trupan is able to produce a very light colored medium density fiberboard. The use of Radiata Pine in the production of Trupan produces a fiberboard that is extremely easy to machine. The Radiata Pine content of Trupan tends to prolong cutter life. The double refining produces a board that is very consistent throughout its core, thus making it the perfect choice for edge profiling, moulding, and routing. Trupan is produced in Chile and imported into the United States. Because of the longer lead times it is important to have a supplier that carries an adequate inventory. At Schaller Hardwood Lumber Company, we carry perhaps the largest most diversified inventory of Trupan in the Midwest.TRUPAN ULTRA LIGHT---weighs approximately 60% of a standard mdf or about 60 lbs per sheet of 3/4" 4x8. Trupan Ultra Light is the best choice for any use where weight is a factor. Trupan Ultra Light will machine very well. TRUPAN LIGHT---weighs approximately 80% of a standard mdf or about 80 lbs per sheet of 3/4" 4x8. Trupan Light is the best choice for producing moulding, raised panels, and edge profiling. Man i'm liking it! the 20-40% weight diff will REALLY help with bigger boxes. [/QUOTE]
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