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Film-faced plywood is a type of high-quality plywood with a resin-coated paper (film) applied to its surfaces. This film enhances durability, water resistance, and wear resistance, making it ideal for industrial and construction applications.

Composition

1. Core Material: Made from layers of hardwood, poplar, or birch veneers glued together, ensuring strength and stability.

2. Film Coating: The surface is coated with phenolic or melamine resin-impregnated paper, giving it a smooth, durable finish.

3. Edges: Sealed with waterproof paint to prevent moisture penetration.

Key Features

• Waterproof: The resin-coated surface resists water, making it suitable for outdoor and wet environments.

• High Strength: Strong and durable, it supports heavy loads without deformation.

• Reusable: Can be reused multiple times, especially in construction.

• Smooth Surface: Provides an even finish, ideal for applications where aesthetics or a smooth texture is required.

• Resistant to Chemicals and Abrasion: The film layer enhances its resilience to chemical exposure and wear.

Applications

• Construction:

• Shuttering and formwork for concrete molding.

• Platforms and scaffolding.

• Industrial Use:

• Vehicle flooring (trucks, trailers).

• Warehouse shelving.

• Furniture:

• Production of furniture requiring a smooth, durable finish.

Advantages

• Longevity: With proper handling, it can last through multiple construction cycles.

• Cost-Effective: Its reusability makes it an economical choice for construction.

• Versatility: Suitable for heavy-duty and decorative applications.

• Low Maintenance: Requires minimal upkeep due to its robust, easy-to-clean surface.

Grades and Sizes

• Grades: Depending on the quality of the core and film (e.g., A-grade, B-grade).

• Standard Sizes:

• Thickness: Typically 12mm, 15mm, 18mm, and 21mm.

• Dimensions: 1220mm x 2440mm (4’ x 8’) or 1250mm x 2500mm.