Mechanical Damage

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Mechanical damage refers to damage that is caused by physical forces, such as impact, crushing, bending, or cutting. This type of damage can occur during the handling, transportation, or processing of the wood.

Mechanical damage can take many forms, including dents, scratches, cuts, splits, or crushing of the wood fibers. It can affect the appearance and structural integrity of the wood, making it weaker or more prone to breaking or splitting.

To prevent mechanical damage in lumber, it is important to handle and transport the wood carefully, avoiding impacts or crushing forces that could damage the wood.