Heat treatment involves heating wooden packaging materials in a controlled chamber to a specific temperature for a fixed duration, eliminating pests and larvae while maintaining the strength and quality of the wood.
A specialized process that raises wooden packaging materials to a controlled temperature for a fixed period, eradicating pests and larvae while preserving wood integrity and ensuring safe movement of goods.
A controlled process where wooden packaging materials are placed in a heated chamber, reaching at least 56°C for 30 minutes, to destroy insects, larvae, and pests, ensuring safe international transportation without spreading infestations.
A method that subjects wooden packaging materials to high temperatures in a specialized chamber for a set period, eradicating insects and larvae to make the wood safe for global shipment without pest risks.
A treatment process primarily targeting pest and disease elimination in wooden packaging by applying high heat, while also monitoring wood moisture levels to ensure proper penetration and effectiveness throughout the material.
