Fritz Egger Gmbh & Co.

Fritz Egger Gmbh & Co. Og

Gerhard Schickhofer

Michael Egger

Walter Schiegl

Holger Reinecke

Martin Steinwender

Hans-Dieter Kehrmann

Michael Himmelreich

Krijn Leendertse

Robert-Jan Jozic

Josef-Peter Guggenbichler

A laminate for application onto a support material having a resin-impregnated decorative layer and at least one resin-impregnated core layer. The decorative layer and the at least one core layer are adapted for being pressed together under high pressure and heat. A technical problem of improving a laminate for application onto the support material is solved in that the decorative layer and the at least one core layer can be compressed by a short-cycle press and have a width of more than 1800 mm. A method for producing the laminate is also provided.

Laminate and method for producing same

The technical problem of the invention is to improve the wetting of wood fibers with a binding agent. This technical problem is solved according to the present invention by a device for wetting wood fibers () with a binding fluid, with a transport pipe () for transporting the wood fibers (), with a fan () for generating a transport air current, with a guide tube () connected to the transport pipe (), with a fan () for generating a conveying air current in the guide tube (), with means () for supplying the binding fluid in the guide tube (). The invention also relates to a process for wetting wood fibers with a binding fluid.

Process and device for wetting wood fibers with a binding fluid

The invention relates to a large-size OSB-board having improved technical and mechanical properties. The aim of the invention is to solve the technical problems posed by an OSB-board which is suitable for using on large surfaces and also, for example, for the construction of buildings. To this end, the board has a width of at least 2.60 m and a length of at least 7.0 m, and the flectional elasticity module is it least 700 N/mmin the main loading direction.

Large-size OSB panel having improved properties, especially for the construction industry

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St. Johann in Tirol, Austria

Walter Schiegl