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Polyurethane Beam Manufacturing: Wood-Textured Rafter and Log-Style Models

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This video shows the workshop manufacturing and coloring stages of wood-textured polyurethane beams. It features the shaping, surface texture, and handling of decorative beams designed to resemble rafters and logs.

Scenes from the video

A worker guides a long polyurethane beam profile through a production machine
Hollow beam profiles extend side by side in the workshop
Long polyurethane beam bodies are lined up toward the machine line
An operator prepares the beam profile for processing on the workbench
Parallel beam profiles move in front of the machine’s pressing section
The indented wood texture on the white beam surface is shown up close
A worker examines the inner channel of a long beam beside the workbench
The rough, wood-patterned edge of the processed beam stands out
A channel-shaped polyurethane beam moves toward the production machine
A shaped beam channel is shown emerging from the production line
A worker applies color with a spray gun to the wood-textured beam surface
A brown, wood-look beam rests in the coloring booth
A dark wood tone becomes more pronounced on the beam surface during coloring
A painted, log-look beam is displayed on vertical supports
Two workers carry a long wood-textured beam together
A dark-colored decorative beam is moved through the workshop
The beam’s brown grain texture and long body are visible
White decorative profiles are neatly stacked on workshop shelves
Deep wood grains are clearly visible on the brown beam surface
Channel-shaped white beam profiles are shown on the shelving system

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