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unknowingly waisting paint
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Why joiner manufacturers may unknowingly be wasting paint 

​Paint costs are a significant part of finishing budgets for joinery manufacturers. And many businesses are looking for ways to improve efficiency without compromising finish quality or long-term performance.

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One area which is often overlooked is paint consumption during application. In practice, many manufacturers are using more paint than is required, without questioning it.​

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In this blog, WPA member Teknos explains the technicalities of this issue:

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wood protection engineering
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“In any discussion about the performance of pre-treated wood, preservative efficacy is often the only topic of conversation,” says WPA Chairman Steve Young. “The reality is far more complex - well documented factory production controls are essential - and pre-conditioning, preservative impregnation or wood modification plant and equipment manufacturers have a vital role to play as a wood protection formulation is only as effective as the plant designed to use it.”  

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​In this article, the WPA turns the spotlight on two member businesses that are internationally reknown for their wood protection engineering expertise -Timber Treatment Solutions (TTS), based in the UK and Wood Treatment Technologies (WTT) based in Denmark.

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