Peeling Logs are specially selected timber logs used primarily for the production of veneer
sheets and plywood.
These logs are processed using a rotary peeling lathe method where thin layers of wood
are continuously
peeled from the log to create uniform veneers.

Peeling logs are typically chosen from softwood and hardwood species such as poplar
eucalyptus pine birch
and rubberwood depending on the required veneer quality and end-use application. These
logs must meet strict
quality standards to ensure smooth and defect-free veneer production.

Key selection criteria for peeling logs include

Straight and cylindrical shape ensures uniform peeling
Large diameter provides higher veneer yield
Minimal knots and defects improves veneer quality
Even grain structure ensures smooth and consistent sheets
Freshness and proper moisture content essential for efficient peeling

Peeling logs are widely used in

Plywood manufacturing core and face veneers
Decorative veneer production for furniture and interiors
Laminated wood products
Engineered wood panels