Commercial plywood is a type of plywood popularly specialized in making furniture such as: bed, table, interior,… Made of advanced materials, the cost of this plywood will be higher than packing plywood.
1. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Commercial plywood is the typical plywood available in any hardware shop when you ask for plywood. Commercial plywood is often a moderate type of plywood because it is made from veneers or slices of wood called ply that are glued or bonded together under high pressure. This signifies that the plywood is resistant to dampness, humidity, and moisture.
2. Specification
| Face | Bintangor, Okoume, Oak, Pine, Birch, Sapele |
| Grade | A/A, A/B, BB, BB/CC, C/D |
| Size | 1220 x 2440 mm or Customized |
| Thickness | 2.5 – 30 mm |
| Core | Eucalyptus, Styrax, Acacia, Mixed Hardwood |
| Glue | E0, E1, E2, MR, WBP |
| Tolerance | ± 0.5 mm |
| Hot press | 1 time | 2 times |
3. FEATURE OF COMMERCIAL PLYWOOD
Commercial plywood is flexible which makes them versatile products for making designed artwork out of wood.
Commercial plywood is resilient enough to be cut into artsy furniture items, also borer and termite free, protecting your furniture from bedrames, sofas to dressing and closet from any microbial attack.
Commercial plywood or the MR grade plywood that is great at resisting moisture, as the name suggests. Lack of moisture prevents microbes like borers and termites from entering your safe space.
Commercial plywood can only resist moisture, humidity and not direct water.
4. APPLICATION
Commercial plywood is well-known for its durability and flexibility, which enable it to readily construct a wide range of designs.
It is often used in house interior design.
Plywood is most commonly used for furniture, bookcases, and hanging lights. It may be used to make wall-mounted cabinets, kitchen roofs, doors, filing cabinets, and tables.
Because of its versatility, this material may be used to create a variety of applications. While it is less expensive, it does not sacrifice quality in contrast to its competitors.
It may replace traditional design components such as synthetic paints, cement, metals, tiles, and others.
Commercial plywood has a high level of internal strength, which accounts for its appeal in the domestic market.
5. PRODUCT PROCESS
The commercial plywood manufacturing process is shown here. The first four phases of commercial plywood and packing plywood are essentially the same, with the only difference being the materials used:
Step 1: Peel and cut hardwoods such as acacia and eucalyptus into acceptable lengths.
Step 2: The wood pieces are placed in the peeling machine to get the appropriate size and thickness (filler is also divided into many types: A, B, C).
Step 3: Dry the filler in the sun or using a drier. Because the environment in Vietnam is hot and humid, many factories choose for outdoor drying to conserve electricity.
Step 4: Adjust the glue or adhesive strips. Glue machines are often used by manufacturers to equally apply the glue on both sides of the filler sheet.
Step 5: This step is normally done by hand, and it determines the thickness of the sheets. In turn, thin veneers will be followed by a horizontal turn to produce solid sheets, then a vertical turn staggered until it achieves the thickness that we want.
Step 6: Cold press the sheets to shape them and bond the filler layers together.
Step 7: After cold pressing, the sheets will be transported to a hot press machine to strengthen the plank structure.
Step 8: The plywood will be sanded to smooth the surface.
Step 9: Apply glue to both sides of the sheets and glue the face before placing the sheets in the hot press.
Step 10: The last step is to cut the sheets as needed, remove any defective sheets, and box them for the customer.
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