Observed arrival · 2026-08-26
Nxylon, the Super-Black Wood
Nxylon presents a wood surface engineered to absorb more than 99% of visible light without dyes or chemical pigments.
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Nxylon describes a plasma process that changes the surface chemistry of basswood and European lime, then forms deep cellular pits that trap incoming light. The page reports absorption as high as 99.32% of visible light and says the treatment uses electricity and oxygen gas rather than water, dyes, or chemical pigments. A microscopic polymer layer is described as protection against wear and UV degradation.
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