Recently, Treezo Group has successfully passed the MGP (Machine Graded Pine) certification. This signifies that its products have reached internationally advanced standards in core indicators such as structural strength and stiffness stability, setting a new quality benchmark for the domestic construction wood industry and providing a more reliable material choice for global infrastructure projects.

What is MGP (Machine Graded Pine) Certification?

MGP (Machine Graded Pine) certification is an Australian mechanical stress grading certification system for structural pine. It is an internationally authoritative wood grading standard originating from Australia and New Zealand, and has been incorporated into building structure codes in many countries around the world. As the core grade certification for structural wood, MGP focuses on two key performances of wood: flexural stiffness and compressive strength. It requires products to pass professional mechanical grading tests to ensure stable and reliable structural safety in key scenarios such as building load-bearing and frame support.

This time, the "lumber" product of Treezo Group has passed all mechanical performance tests of MGP Grade 10, and took the initiative to upgrade product standards, adding anti-corrosion certification tests of Australian AS/NZS 1604 Standard Grade H2. As an authoritative specification for wood anti-corrosion treatment in Australia and New Zealand, this standard clarifies the type of preservative, retention and penetration depth requirements according to the risk level of the service environment. Among them, Grade H2 is mainly for indoor dry environments, which is the core compliance grade for anti-corrosion of indoor construction lumber. It can effectively resist mold growth and slight insect infestation in indoor humid environments, and its service life is 2-3 times longer than that of ordinary lumber.

The realization of MGP certification this time is an important breakthrough for Treezo Group in the field of green intelligent manufacturing and global compliance. This certification not only consolidates the company's technical strength, but also lays a solid foundation for the group to explore overseas markets, helping products to further cover overseas regions such as Southeast Asia, the Middle East, North and South America, and expanding the development space of the international market.

In the future, Treezo Group will continue to take technological innovation as the core driving force, rely on the technical accumulation of MGP certification, expand the application scenarios of high-grade construction wood, provide high-quality and green material solutions for key domestic and foreign infrastructure projects, and help the construction industry achieve safety upgrading and sustainable development.