Corrugated Timber Anti-Split Band, 20 mm × 50 m

A 50 m roll of corrugated steel anti-split band, 20 mm wide and 0.9 mm thick, for timber storage work.

132,00 €

vklj. 22,00 € DDV
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Choose a continuous band format for repeated timber-storage work. This corrugated sheet-steel band is intended to help limit splitting in stored timber and comes as a 50 m roll, 20 mm wide and 0.9 mm thick.

The supplier describes both edges as ground and lists a roll weight of 8.1 kg. The roll format lets you plan the amount of material needed for your storage workflow. This listing is specifically for the 20 mm width; other widths mentioned in the supplier range are separate products.

Use the band within a controlled timber-storage process and record where metal has been inserted before later cutting or machining. It is a storage accessory, not a structural repair specification for finished furniture. Installation and suitability should be assessed for the timber and equipment involved.

Specifications

  • Material: corrugated sheet steel
  • Roll length: 50 m
  • Band width: 20 mm
  • Steel thickness: 0.9 mm
  • Both edges ground
  • Listed roll weight: 8.1 kg
  • Intended use: limiting splitting during timber storage

Availability and dispatch This item is supplied to KORENA in approximately 1–2 days before onward dispatch. Delivery to your address takes additional time and depends on the destination.

Vprašanja kupcev

Which band size does this listing cover?
This listing covers a 50 m roll of corrugated sheet-steel band, 20 mm wide and 0.9 mm thick. Other widths mentioned in the supplier range are separate configurations.
What is the weight of the full roll?
The supplier lists an 8.1 kg roll weight for this 20 mm × 50 m version. Shipping packaging adds weight and is separate from the stated weight of the roll itself.
Is it a structural repair for a finished table?
The band is described for limiting splits during timber storage. It is not a structural repair specification for finished furniture; record inserted metal before later machining.