Finnmehl
Wood flour filler made from Finnish pine sawdust, sold for adhesive and resin makers and composite product manufacturers
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Finnmehl
Finnmehl Oy produces wood flour filler from clean Finnish pine sawdust for use in adhesives, resins and composite products. At its Kaustinen plant the sawdust is dried, ground and screened to a consistent fineness, and production is largely automated. The raw material is covered by FSC chain-of-custody certification.
The filler is used in glues and resins, and in composite products as a substitute for plastic. The company is described as the only producer of this material in the Nordic countries.
The business was established in 1990, and the company Finnmehl Oy was founded in 2019. Its headquarters and production site are in Kaustinen, Finland.
Product: Wood flour (sawdust-based) filler for adhesives, resins and composite products, made from pine sawdust.
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