Commercial Plywood (Unfilmed/Raw)

The plywood panels are made by gluing together 3 or more veneer sheets (plies). The grain of each ply is perpendicular to the plies above and below it. The phenol formaldehyde resin used as a gluing agent gives to the bonding a high resistance of weather conditions, microorganisms, cold and hot water. The cross-bounded construction of veneers guarantees exceptionally good mechanical qualities of the plywood panel such as: strength, stability, high resistance of strokes, vibrations and tension.
The plywood panels react far better to temperature influence than the metal and plastic materials. They are more stable under cold than under heat. The temperature range that can be used with no change in the appearance and mechanical characteristics is wider than 100°С.
The plywood panels are suitable for noise insulations. As the effectiveness of the insulation depends on the density of the insulation material, the plywood panels have a better ratio of density-noise insulation, compared to other materials (EN 13986).

For plywood production in MaxPly™ the most used species are poplar, birch, lime and pine wood. Various wood species can be combined in composing the plywood panels.
The formaldehyde emissions are low and correspond to the prescriptions of EN 717-2., i.e. the regulations of E1 class (the most safety one).
Quality according to the appearance of the surface (acc. to the EN 635).: Grading of the plywood panels according to the surface appearance is performed based on two criteria – number of the defects as natural characteristics of wood, and defects caused over the production process.
The qualities of poplar/lime plywood acc. to the EN 635-3, in force since 2004, are as follows: E, I, II, III, IV. They correspond to the A, AB, B, BB, C qualities of the former standard BDS 384-76.
The qualities of birch plywood acc. EN 635-3 are as follows: B/BB, BB/BB, BB/CP, BB/C, CP/CP, CP/C, C/C.
The qualities of pine plywood acc. EN 635-3 are as follows: Bx/Bx, Bx/CPx, CPx/CPx, CPx/Cx, Cx/Cx.

Advantages
  • high stability
  • light weight
  • high durability and strength
  • easy handling with appropriate coating resins
  • opportunity to combine with other materials
  • very high quality control
Application
  • building & construction
  • furniture industry
  • ship-building
  • wagon-building
  • vehicle industry
  • sports equipment (skis, snowboards, etc.)
  • children toys
  • packaging
Technical specifications
Dimensions, mm
2440 х 1220, 1220 x 2440, 2500 х 1250, 1250 x 2500, 1525 x 1525
Thickness, mm
4.0, 6.0, 8.0, 10.0, 12.0, 14.0, 15.0, 16.0, 18.0, 21.0, 24.0, 25.0, 27.0, 28.0, 30.0
Length(width) tolerance
+/- 0.2mm
Grade of face veneer
Poplar/lime: I, II, III, IV; Birch: B/BB, BB/BB, BB/CP, BB/C, CP/CP, CP/C, C/C; Pine: Bx/Bx, Bx/CPx, CPx/CPx, CPx/Cx, Cx/Cx
Number of plies
from 6 up to 21 depending on thickness
Kind of surface
smooth
Basis
poplar/lime, birch, pine or combi plywood
Formaldehyde emission class
E1 (up to 8 mg per 100g of bone dry plywood)
Water resistance
MR (moisture resistant) or WBP (weather and boil-proof) marked
Moisture content, max
10 ± 2 %.
Obliquity angle after circumcision
up to1 mm/m
Deviation from nominal length and width (according to EN 315)
± 3.5 mm
Bonding strength:
in the dry state: over 2.0 MN/m2;
treated in hot water for 1 hour: over 1.0 MN/m2.
Ultimate shearing strength
not less 1.5 MPa (poplar/beech base), not less 1.0 MPa (COMBI base)
Ultimate tensile strength
not less 40 MPa
Ultimate creasing strength
not less 40 MPa
Certification
EN 13986, EN 636-2, EN-314-2