HPL Birch Plywood
Product Details of HPL Birch Plywood
HPL Birch Plywood
HPL (High-Pressure Laminates) is a kind of high-tech green environmental decorative material. It has excellent properties such as impact resistance, UV resistance, weathering resistance, abrasion resistance, scratch resistance, chemical corrosion resistance, easy cleaning and fire prevention, and antistatic and moisture-proof.
Made up of a wear-resistant overlay, decorative sheet, and impact-resistant kraft, HW® High-Pressure Laminate (HPL) offers long-lasting beauty, function, and performance.
A high-performing, durable engineered surface used for a variety of vertical and horizontal applications, HW’s HPL also offers a broad range of attractive patterns and texture possibilities.
The value of HPL is often underestimated. The paragon of engineered laminates, HW’s HPL is an economical choice with lower minimum order quantities, easier maintenance, and better lead times than comparable surfaces.
Ideal for countertops, cabinets, fixtures, shelves, architectural doors, walls, and more, HW® HPL is also available in a number of specialty products, Writable Surfaces, and more.
HPL Birch Plywood Feature
1. Strength and Durability: HPL Birch plywood is made from multiple layers of birch veneer that are glued together with a strong adhesive, making it a strong and durable material that can withstand heavy use.
2. Smooth Surface: The birch veneer layers in HPL Birch plywood are sanded to create a smooth surface that is ideal for applying the HPL layer. The result is a surface that is free of imperfections and blemishes, making it perfect for applications that require a high-quality finish.
3. Moisture Resistance: HPL Birch plywood is highly resistant to moisture, making it ideal for use in areas where moisture is a concern. The HPL layer also helps to protect the plywood from moisture damage, making it a long-lasting option for use in wet environments.
4. Scratch and Stain Resistance: The HPL layer on HPL Birch plywood is highly resistant to scratches and stains, making it a practical choice for high-traffic areas that are prone to wear and tear.
5. Aesthetically Pleasing: HPL Birch plywood comes in a variety of colors, patterns, and textures, making it a versatile option for a wide range of design styles. The HPL layer also provides a high-quality finish that enhances the overall aesthetic appeal of the plywood.
Basic Parameters
| HPL Thickness: | 0.5mm, 0.6mm, 0.7mm, 0.8mm, 1.0mm; |
| HPL Color: | Solid color; wood grain; |
| HPL Finishing: | Matt & super matt, glossy & high glossy, texture, embossment |
| Plywood Thickness: | 5mm to 30mm |
| Thickness Tolerance: | ＜6mm, +/-0.2mm ~ +/-0.3mm;＞6mm, +/-0.3mm ~ +/-0.5mm; |
| Plywood Dimensions: | 1220X2440mm; 1250X2500mm; customized size; |
| Core Board: | Plywood ( Birch core, Poplar core, Combi core, Hardwood core, Blockboard, MDF, Particleboard; ) |
| Glue: | E2/E1/E0/CARB/WBP Melamine/WBP Phenolic |
| Formaldehyde Release: | E0≤0.5mg/L, E1≤1.5mg/L, E2≤5.0mg/L, |
Solid color (gray, white, black, red, blue, orange, green, yellow, etc.) and wood grain (beech, cherry, walnut, teak, oak, maple, wenge, rosewood, etc.) & fabric grain and marble grain.
Technical Parameters of HPL Birch Plywood
| Moisture Content | 8%~14% | |
| Modulus of Elasticity | ≥2500Mpa | |
| Static Bending Strength | ≥22Mpa | |
| Surface Bonding Strength | ≥1.20 Mpa | |
| Internal Bonding Strength | ≥0.55 Mpa | |
| Screw Holding Ability | Face | ≥1300N |
| Edge | ≥800N | |
Surface Species of HPL Birch Plywood
Delivery Instructions of HPL Birch Plywood
| Packing | Standard Export Pallet Packing | Inner Packing | The pallet is wrapped with a 0.20mm plastic bag | |
| Outer Packing | The pallet is covered with plywood or carton and then PVC/steel tapes for strength | |||
| Loading Quantity | 20’GP | 8pallets/20cbm | ||
| 40’GP | 16pallets/40cbm | |||
| 40’HQ | 18pallets/40cbm | |||
Packaging and Containerization
Application
①Kitchen cabinet; Wardrobe; Bathroom Vanity;
②School, office, and shop fittings;
③Furniture, cabinet door, desks, worktops, and shelves;
HPL is more than just a surface. It is a modern, highly attractive, and multifunctional surface material. The outstanding product and environmental features turn it into a material flexible in application, which is head and shoulders above other surface materials and is used in nearly all areas of everyday life – such as kitchen, office, and living room furnishing, bathrooms, interior finishes, wall coverings, construction of retail as well as trade fair units and vehicle manufacture. And new application areas are waiting to be explored.
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FAQ
Q: What is HPL Birch plywood?
A: HPL Birch plywood is a type of plywood that is made from birch wood and covered with a decorative layer of high-pressure laminate (HPL). It is a strong and durable material that is commonly used for furniture, cabinetry, wall panels, flooring, and more.
Q: What are the advantages of using HPL Birch plywood?
A: HPL Birch plywood offers several advantages, including strength and durability, a smooth surface, moisture resistance, scratch and stain resistance, and aesthetic appeal. These features make it a practical and versatile option for a wide range of applications.
Q: What are the different colors, patterns, and textures available for HPL Birch plywood?
A: HPL Birch plywood is available in a variety of colors, patterns, and textures. Some common options include wood grain patterns, solid colors, abstract designs, and more. The specific options available may vary depending on the manufacturer and supplier.
Q: How is HPL Birch plywood installed?
A: HPL Birch plywood can be installed using a variety of methods, depending on the specific application. It can be screwed or nailed in place, or it can be glued using a construction adhesive. It is important to follow the manufacturer’s installation instructions to ensure proper installation and performance.
Q: How does HPL Birch plywood compare to other types of plywood?
A: HPL Birch plywood is a high-quality material that offers several advantages over other types of plywood. It is generally stronger and more durable than softwood plywood, and it is more moisture-resistant than MDF or particleboard. However, it may be more expensive than some other types of plywood, and the specific advantages and disadvantages may vary depending on the application.
