PP PLYWOOD utilizes patented technology to directly heat-melt modified PP onto the surface of the wooden panel. The non-hygroscopic surface is waterproof and non-sticky to cement, providing complete protection to the core wooden panel and enhancing its flexural strength and cyclic testing.
Product Details:
Usage: Suitable for the public construction market
Material: Poplar/Eucalyptus/Birch
Adhesive: WBP adhesive, Phenolic adhesive
Substrate: Three-time forming
Film:PP Plastic film
Size: 1220*2440mm / 915*1830mm
Use times: 30-80 times
Thickness: 18mm (customizable)
Tolerance: ±1-0.5mm
Density: 700kg/m³
Moisture content: ≤8%-12%
Boiling time:No delamination after 7 days
Product Dimensions:
Size | Thickness(mm) | |
1 | 2440x1220mm(4’x8’) | 10mm-20mm |
2 | 1830x915mm(3’x6’) | 10mm-20mm |
Use times:
The reuse times can reach 30-80 times. The actual turnover rate depends on the choice of wood core and glue type. Depending on the customer's requirements for turnover rate, we can provide customized solutions for plastic-faced panels, ensuring customers get the most favorable price and reliable products.
Product Advantages:
Lionlin Plastic-faced Plywood offers significant cost-effectiveness in applications such as high-rise buildings and bridge construction. Its high turnover rate and smooth surface after demolding can save construction parties a considerable amount of labor and time costs, eliminating the hassle of repeated formwork setup. Compared to traditional phenolic film-faced plywood from Europe and Australia, Lionlin Plastic-faced Plywood boasts a significant price advantage, leading to substantial savings in construction costs.
Easy demolding, no need for release agents, non-stick to concrete, resulting in a very smooth concrete surface finish. It has excellent waterproofing properties, durability, and can be reused more than 30 times!
Labor Saving:
Saves labor costs by reducing the need for manual repairs due to surface imperfections and subsequent surface treatment caused by unsatisfactory formwork surfaces.
Cost Saving:
A. With a usage frequency of over 30 times, it saves at least half of the budget compared to ordinary formwork.
B. Reduced material costs by requiring fewer supports behind the formwork.
C. Saves labor costs for formwork setup.
D. Eliminates the need for release agents.
E. No sticking of concrete to the formwork surface during demolding, saving significant labor and material costs for post-demolding polishing.
F. Eliminates the need for plastering, saving substantial plastering costs.
G. Demolding without the need for prying reduces damage to the formwork edges and corners, allowing for consistent performance if reused as a ceiling formwork in the second year.
Time Saving:
Cutting, drilling, and nailing processes are the same as with regular wooden formwork. Automatic demolding eliminates the need for strenuous effort during formwork removal. Additionally, the lightweight and easy-to-move formwork facilitates construction.