Indian Silver Greywood
Scientific Name: | Terminalia bialata |
Location: | Andaman Islands and Myanmar |
Dried Weight: | 43lbs/ft3 |
Janka Hardness: | 1,360lbf |
Crushing Strength: | 6,630lbf /in2 |
Indian Silver Greywood has a heartwood that is grayish yellow to light to medium brown in color, while the sapwood is a grayish yellow. The grain is usually straight and it has a medium to coarse texture. The wood gives off a good natural lustre. Indian Silver Greywood is rated as moderately durable in regards to decay. It is easy to work with and glues and finishes well.