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Film Faced Plywood for Construction - Quality Standards and Environmental Considerations

When choosing film-faced plywood for construction, it is crucial to understand the relevant quality standards and environmental requirements. The quality assessment of film-faced plywood is usually based on several key indicators: thickness uniformity, surface flatness, moisture content, bonding strength and film quality. These factors directly affect the use effect and life of the board. The internationally adopted standards include ISO (International Organization for Standardization) and EN (European Standard) series, which provide detailed technical specifications for the production of film-faced plywood.

First, thickness uniformity is one of the important parameters for measuring board quality. The ideal film-faced plywood should ensure consistent thickness of each layer to ensure the flatness and stability of the final product. Secondly, surface flatness is directly related to the performance of the board in practical applications. High-quality film-faced plywood should have a smooth and flawless surface, which is especially important for the subsequent concrete pouring process. Furthermore, a reasonable moisture content not only helps to improve the durability of the board, but also reduces the expansion or contraction caused by temperature and humidity changes. In addition, the bonding strength determines the comprehensive mechanical properties of the board, and the high-quality film can significantly improve the waterproof and moisture-proof performance of the board.

In addition to quality standards, environmental protection is also a factor that cannot be ignored when choosing film-faced plywood. Many countries and regions have put forward strict requirements on the environmental performance of building materials. The adhesives used in film-faced plywood should meet the low VOC (volatile organic compound) emission standards to reduce the impact on human health and the environment. At the same time, sustainable raw materials and technologies should be used as much as possible in the production process, such as FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certified wood, which can not only ensure product quality, but also promote the development of green buildings.

 

Film:	Local film/imported film (Dynea),MDo, HDo; anti-slip type
Color:	black film, brown film, green film, grey film;
Core:	poplar , hardwood core, eucalyptus core, birch or combi core
Glue:	WBP melamine glue or WBP phenolic glue
Thickness	12mm-18mm
Moisture	8%
More repeated usages
High Waterproof/WBP property
Special craftsmanship to eliminate splits inside the core.
Custom made upon your request
Professional factory produced for Europe for many years !