Chipboard
Chipboard is made by pressing wood dust and shavings at high temperature. The main advantage of chipboard is resistance to mechanical damage and ease of machining. This material is easy to saw, drill, mill, paint and glue. In addition, the cost of chipboard is relatively low. The raw material for the manufacture of chipboard is almost any wood, both coniferous and deciduous. The presence of water-repellent, antiseptic and other additives ensures the strength and durability of the material.
Areas of use: Chipboard is the most popular material for furniture production. It has excellent properties and is widely used in the construction and woodworking industries.
Sheet length: 2440-3660 mm
Sheet width: 1830 mm
Sheet thickness: 6-40 mm
Moisture: < 10% (actually 6-8%)
Density*: 620-720 kg/m3
Emission class: E1, E0.5
Grade: I
* Note: The average density of a 16 mm thickness board is 630 kg/m3.
