Take you to know the common Wood Timber - Plywood

Plywood is the earliest man-made wood plank and the most versatile Wood Timber.
In people's subjective consciousness, Plywood is also called Laminated timber. Many customers feel that it is good to have solid wood, the board has good stability and moisture resistance, especially when it is used in the kitchen and bathroom, many customers will deliberately choose Plywood;
But we also have to look at Plywood dialectically. Today, I will share with you the production process of Plywood, and we will objectively analyze the advantages and disadvantages of Plywood.

Plywood production process:

1. First, a complete wood will be cut into thin veneer by rotary cutting, just like we usually sharpen a pencil, the thinnest 0.3mm, the thick 8mm, and generally 1.7mm are used as the core material of Plywood.

2. Then put a layer of veneer first, and coat the entire surface of the veneer with glue. Then cover a layer of veneer on the glue, and then fill it with glue, and paste the Timber through a layer of glue;

3. Finally, after hot pressing, it is firmly bonded together, and finally sawed into the same size, and the Plywood is formed.
The prepared Plywood looks like the durian lasagna and wafers we eat in our daily life. The production process intuitively reflects why Plywood is also called Laminated timber, so the stability of Plywood depends largely on the adhesion and structural arrangement of the glue.

Analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of Plywood:
1. The advantages of Plywood are obvious, the stability of the board is better, and the nail holding force is also good. Since Plywood is glued together by veneer layer by layer, it is much cheaper than solid wood, and its hardness is relatively good, and it is also very suitable for on-site cutting.
2. From the production process, we can also see that Plywood uses glue during production, and the glue content is very high, which has a great impact on the environmental protection of the board. At present, only some brands of sheet metal manufacturers can meet the national environmental protection standards, and it is difficult for some small processing plants to meet the environmental protection standards. It is also because of the high requirements for environmental protection, so few big brands on the market currently sell Plywood.

3. Due to the influence of the production process of Plywood, the size of the plates cannot be completely consistent in many cases, and there will be different thicknesses. The appearance of this situation affects the large-scale production of workshop standardization.