Phenolic Plywood Sheets

Note color may vary.

Phenolic plywood sheets.

Get it as soon as. The weight of the phenolic film on the face and back is 240 gram m2 edges are sealed with an oil based paint 13 ply construction. Phenolic faced multiply can be machined with standard woodworking tools and has great screw holding capabilities. Commonly used for trailer floors most good quality trailer manufacturers use this product.

Phenolic coated or resin bonded plywood is coated for additional protection agains the elements. 6mm 1 4 x 12 x 12 euro color ply phenolic plywood film faced with baltic birch core brown dark pack of 3 4 5 out of 5 stars 2. Phenolic plastics overview phenolic machinable plastics are thermoset composite materials. A phenolic film is applied to make it resistant against surface wear and tear during the pouring of concrete.

2 plies of phenolic film face and back veneer of birch and 9 plies of poplar core veneer. This 15mm x 4 ft x 8 ft phenolic plywood is ideal for concrete forming projects. They have the advantage of high strength and stiffness achieved through a reinforcement material. One face is smooth and the other is pimpled for grip.

With its attractive color this material could also be used in furniture construction where toughness is a requirement. Dark brown light brown green black red. 18 mm phenolic film face heat sealed to the birch face and back. Plywood is a popular choice for residential and light duty construction and is made from thin sheets of veneer that have been peeled from debarked wood.

Types and colors of film faced plywood overlaying colors available. 4 6 out of 5. The process of resin bonding and heat treatment produces a plywood very similar to marine plywood. Waterproof strong and durable and able to withstand extreme heat and pressure.

This results to cost savings reduced deflection and a decreased weight for the formwork. Phenolic plywood is common eastern european or scandinavian birch plywood euro birch or baltic birch bonded with waterproof phenol resin adhesive and overlaid on both sides with the phenol film grade f f. These thin layers also called plies are glued together in alternating perpendicular directions to create a cross graining pattern. Glass fiber or woven cotton with resins including phenolic or epoxy are blended to create sheet material.