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InventWood's Superwood, stronger than steel by weight and 90% lower in carbon footprint, is now commercially available for construction.
InventWood has launched Superwood, a commercially available material up to 10 times stronger than steel by weight and six times lighter, developed by material scientist Liangbing Hu.
The process chemically treats and hot-presses wood to densify its cellulose, eliminating adhesives and enhancing strength, durability, and fire, insect, and fungus resistance.
Initially used for outdoor applications like decking and cladding, it may soon replace metal in internal construction.
Made from various wood species and bamboo, Superwood has a 90% lower carbon footprint than steel despite higher production energy use.
The innovation, backed by over 140 patents, could support sustainable, taller timber buildings and reduce reliance on concrete and steel.
El Superwood de InventWood, más fuerte que el acero en peso y con un 90% menos de huella de carbono, ahora está disponible comercialmente para la construcción.