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When is wood flour considered dry?

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When is wood flour considered dry?

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While wood flour can be made either wet or dry, most composite applications use extremely dry wood flour. Many applications require less than 1% moisture. Wood flour is referred to as dry if its moisture content is 8% or less.

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