Onzabili K / Angongui

Scientific name:

Antrocaryon klaineanum

Cameroonian name:

Agongui

Distribution in tropical Africa:

From Nigeria to Maymbe

Description of the wood:

Bark: grey, cracked, with vaguely rectangular scales, dotted with beige lenticels, brittle orange-yellow edge, exuding a small quantity of opaque yellow gum.
Sapwood: not very distinct, fine grain.
Wood: yellow-brown to gray-green color.
Log diameter: /.

Physical properties:

Tender, moderately nervous

Mechanical properties:

Slightly elastic to stiff; not very shock resistant

Uses:

Heavy frames, exterior joinery, bridges (in contact with the ground or water), sleepers, exterior cladding, vehicle or container bottoms.

Onzabili K / Angongui

Tender, moderately nervous
Slightly elastic to stiff; not very shock resistant
Heavy frames, exterior joinery, bridges (in contact with the ground or water), sleepers, exterior cladding, vehicle or container bottoms.

Onzabili K / Angongui

Nom scientifique :

Antrocaryon klaineanum

Nom camerounais :

Agongui

Répartition en Afrique tropicale :

From Nigeria to Maymbe

Description du bois :

Ecorce : grey, cracked, with vaguely rectangular scales, dotted with beige lenticels, brittle orange-yellow edge, exuding a small quantity of opaque yellow gum.
Aubier : not very distinct, fine grain.
Aspect du bois : yellow-brown to gray-green color.
Diamètre de la grume : /.

Propriétés physiques :

Tender, moderately nervous

Propriétés matérielles :

Slightly elastic to stiff; not very shock resistant

Utilisations :

Heavy frames, exterior joinery, bridges (in contact with the ground or water), sleepers, exterior cladding, vehicle or container bottoms.