There're numerous types of wood species that can be made into use. You can see wooden caps on various jars and bottles. Here're the mainly used wood types and how they're made into lids or caps.
Mainly used wood species
- Schima
- Yellow rosewood
- Beech
- Birch
- Corkwood
- Pine
- Rubberwood
- White ash wood
- Walnut
- Black walnut
- Phoebe zhennan
- Acacia
- Sapele
- Bamboo
Process flow
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Cut the blank
Cut long wood into pieces. For bamboo, there will be an extra condense process.
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Shaping
Cut every piece of wood into a cylindrical shape.
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Drilling
Make the cylindrical wood into a cap shape.
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Polish the surface
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Polish the side
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Polish the edge
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Base painting
Spray varnish onto the base of the wooden cap.
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Polish the base paint
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Surface painting
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Assembly and packaging
After a period of placement, and a series of safe measurements, workers can start assembling wooden caps. Finally, packaging and delivery.
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Grain, color, and visible growth rings differences
It is easier to tell the different types of wood from one another than you probably think. Look at the grain, color, and visible growth rings of the wood to determine what type of wood it is.
Identifying different types of wood is easier than you think, the key is looking at the grain, color, and visible growth rings of the wood. You can determine types after ruling out the possibility of veneered over plywood or fiberboard etc.
