What is industrial wood?

What is industrial wood?
The term "industrial wood" is used to distinguish it from "natural wood" - wood from timber. Industrial wood is a type of wood that uses glue or chemicals combined with wood to make wood panels.
- Most industrial wood is made from recycled materials, recycled materials, and branches of natural wood.
- The wood of international name is Wood - Based Panel.
Basic types of wood base:
Selecting a good wood will ensure the durability and longevity of the product. Currently there are the following types of wood base:
MFC board wood chipboard:
This type of wood is made up of tree branches, tree branches or planted woody stems (eucalyptus, acacia, rubber ...), high mechanical strength, wide surface size, rich in species. Then put into crushed into chips and mixed with special glue to squeeze into boards of different thicknesses such as 9ly, 12ly, 15ly, 18ly, 25ly, wood chips with a variety of white chips , moisture blue, black wood ... Size of the board according to standard: 1220mm x 2440mm.
Chipboard characteristics are not smooth, with the naked eye you can easily distinguish the wood chips. Most of the products like desks, cabinets use this type of reinforcement.
If you have not yet identified this wood and other industrial woods, please refer to the MFC Industrial Wood Characteristics and Identification article.

MDF wood:

MDF stands for Density Medium Density Sheet. These are the types of wood that are made up of branches, which are then fed to the mill and mixed with specialty glue to compress the boards with different thicknesses such as 3ly, 6ly, 9ly, 12, 15, 18, 25. Panel size: 1220mm x 2440mm.

You can see the complete difference between particleboard and planks. As the name suggests, see with the naked eye that beautified, flat wood surface. With smarter technology, MDF is more valuable than particleboard. This is the core element of the material that creates the materials to create office furniture products: high-grade desks, office cabinets, motors ...

There are four types of MDF wood are classified according to the type of timber origin and adhesives as additives are:

- MDF is used indoors (furniture products).

- Water resistant MDF: used for some outdoor, wet places.

- Plain MDF: to be painted right away, without much rubbing

Non-slip MDF: Use for Veneer.