| Commodity |
High Quality |
Poplar Plywood |
| Spec. |
Size |
1220*2440mm&915*2135mm Or As Your Demand |
| Thickness |
2.0mm-25mm |
| Glue |
MR/WBP/E1/E2 |
| Face And Back |
Okoume, Bintangor, Hardwood, Pine, Keruing,
Birch, Teak, Sapeli, Oak, Ebony, Or As Your Demand |
| Grade |
BB/BB,BB/CC,CC/DD, Packing Grade |
| Core |
Poplar, Hardwood, Eucalyptus, Birch Etc |
| Moisture |
4%-14% |
| Thickness |
<6mm (+/-)0.2mm To 0.3mm |
| Tolerance |
6-30mm (+/-)0.4mm To 0.5mm |
| Packing |
Inner Packing |
0.2mm Plastic Bag |
| Outer Packing |
Pallet All Covered By Strength Plywood And |
| Reinforced By Steel Tapes |
| Quantity |
20'GP |
8pallets |
| 40'GP |
16pallets |
| |
40'HQ |
18pallets |
| Usage |
MR Glue Plywood Used In Interior For Decoration, Room Furniture |
| |
WBP Plywood Used In Exterior For Construction |
| MOQ |
1*20GP |
| Payment |
T/T Or L/C At Sight |
| Delivery Time |
Within 10-15 Days After Receiving Deposit Or Original L/C At Sight |
| Certificate |
American CRAB,ISO9001 |
Production process
1. Log selection: High-quality logs are the foundation for producing high-quality plywood. Commonly used wood types include poplar, birch, pine, eucalyptus, etc. When selecting materials, attention should be paid to the wood's texture, grain, hardness, moisture content and other indicators to ensure that they meet the production requirements. For example, poplar wood is light and soft in texture and has good processing performance, and is often used in the production of ordinary plywood. Birch wood is hard and has beautiful grain, making it suitable for making high-end plywood.
2. Veneer preparation: The selected logs are cut into appropriate lengths and then sliced into veneers through a rotary cutter. During the rotary cutting process, parameters such as the rotary cutting speed and the tool Angle should be precisely controlled to ensure uniform thickness and smooth surface of the veneer. For some plywood with special requirements, the planing method is also adopted to slice the wood blocks into thin wood chips.
3. Veneer drying: The veneer just rotary-cut has a relatively high moisture content and requires drying treatment. There are two drying methods: natural drying and artificial drying. Natural drying has a low cost, but it is greatly affected by the weather and has a long drying cycle. Artificial drying often employs methods such as steam drying and hot air drying, which can quickly control the moisture content of veneers within an appropriate range of 8% to 12%, thereby enhancing production efficiency.
4. Gluing and assembly: After drying, the veneers enter the gluing process, where environmentally friendly adhesives are evenly applied to the surface of the veneers. The quality of the adhesive is crucial to the bonding strength and environmental performance of the plywood. After applying the glue, assemble the panels according to the rule that the fiber directions of adjacent layers are perpendicular to each other to ensure the stability of the board structure.
5. Hot pressing Bonding: After the slabs are assembled, they are placed in a hot press and subjected to hot pressing bonding at a certain temperature (typically 100ºC - 150ºC) and pressure (3-10MPa). The hot pressing time is determined by the thickness of the sheet and the characteristics of the adhesive, generally ranging from several minutes to tens of minutes. The hot pressing process cures the adhesive, firmly bonding each layer of veneer together.
6. Post-processing: After hot-pressing, the plywood still needs to undergo post-processing such as edge trimming and sanding. Edge cutting removes the uneven parts on the edge of the sheet to ensure dimensional accuracy. Sanding makes the surface of the board smoother and flatter, facilitating subsequent decorative treatments such as veneering and painting.
Poplar Plywood Detailed Uses
Furniture Manufacturing: Due to the soft and easy - to - process nature of poplar, it is often used to make the side and back panels of wardrobes and cabinets. These components do not need to bear heavy loads, and the characteristics of poplar plywood just meet the requirements. It is also used to make the tabletops and seat surfaces of small tables and chairs. Its light texture makes it easy to move, and after surface treatment, it has a relatively beautiful appearance.
Interior Decoration: It is a commonly used material in ceiling projects. It can reduce the load on the roof, and its flat surface is conducive to the installation of decorative finishes. In wall decoration, it can be used as a base board for pasting wallpaper and wall fabric, providing a stable foundation for subsequent decoration. It can also be processed into various shaped decorative lines to add a sense of refinement to interior decoration.
Packaging Industry: It is widely used in making packing boxes for ordinary commodities, such as electronic products and daily necessities. Its light weight can reduce transportation costs, and it has certain strength to protect products from being damaged by collisions during transportation. It is also used to make pallets for easy handling and storage of goods.
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