Log debarking is the process of removing the outer layer or bark of a log. This is done to prepare the log for further processing, such as to be used for lumber or other wood products. The debarking can be done manually by using handheld tools or by using specialized machinery. The process typically involves removing the bark without damaging or cutting into the underlying wood.
Log debarking is the process of removing the bark from logs, typically done before further processing them into different wood products. The bark is the outer protective layer of the log, consisting of dead and living tissues. Debarking logs can be achieved using different techniques and tools, such as mechanical debarkers, hand tools, or chemical methods. The debarking process has various benefits, including improving the quality and appearance of the wood, preventing the spread of insects and disease, and facilitating further processing and utilization of the logs.
