Commercial & Structural Plywood Manufacturer for Bulk Supply
Engineered plywood panels designed by plywood manufacturer, project-based supply, and long-term contracts, delivering consistent bonding strength, structural stability, and compliance with international standards.
A Professional Supplier of Plywood
Plywood is a kind of wood-based panel that is manufactured by cross-laminating multiple layers of rotary-peeled veneers with industrial adhesives under controlled heat and pressure.
Compared with solid wood, plywood offers higher structural stability, better load distribution, and predictable performance, making it a preferred material for furniture factories, construction contractors, packaging suppliers, and interior project developers.
Key Manufacturing Advantages:
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Large-Size Log Input – Longer veneer yield, reduced overlaps, improved panel integrity
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Rotary Peeling Control – Uniform veneer thickness for balanced mechanical strength
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Water-Washed Veneers – Dust, sand, and impurities removed before gluing
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Cross-Laminated Core Structure – Improved load-bearing capacity and warp resistance
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Industrial Adhesive Systems – E1 / E2 / CARB P2 / WBP available
Factory-Focused Supply
We operate as a production-driven manufacturer, not a trading layer, offering direct factory pricing, stable specifications, and controlled batch consistency for bulk plywood supply.
Export-Oriented Experience
With long-term export operations across multiple regions, we understand documentation, compliance, and delivery requirements for international buyers and project-based procurement.
Pro-Volume Flexibility
From full-container shipments to phased project delivery, we support flexible order structures aligned with construction schedules and production planning.
Responsive Tec & Sales Sup
Our team provides fast-response communication, specification confirmation, and issue resolution, ensuring efficient coordination throughout sourcing, production, and delivery.
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OEM Option
Panel Size & Format
Standard: 1220×2440 mm / 1250×2500 mm
Other sizes upon request. Designed to optimize material yield, container loading, and reduce cutting waste.
Thickness Range
2.5–25 mm (custom thickness: 3 / 6 / 8 / 10 / 12 / 15 / 17 / 18 mm)
Precise control ensures compatibility with furniture lines, flooring bases, and structural requirements.
Core Structure
Solid Core, Finger-Joint Core, or Combi Core
Balanced strength and cost efficiency for industrial or project applications.
Adhesive & Emission Class
E1, E2, CARB P2, WBP Meets international formaldehyde emission standards and environmental compliance.
Surface Treatment
Raw, Sanded, Veneer-Faced, Film-Faced
Custom surface finish for furniture, flooring, formwork, or decorative applications.
Moisture Grade
Standard, Moisture-Resistant (≤8% expansion), Exterior-Grade (≤6% expansion)
Ensures dimensional stability in varied environments.
Pressing & Density Control
Density: 520–720 kg/m³
Pressing pressure, temperature, and duration optimized for consistent strength and machining behavior.
Pack & Load Method
Export-grade palletization, corner protection, shrink wrap, container optimization
Ensures safe delivery for bulk shipments, full or split containers.
| Category | Specifications / Options |
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| Product Name | Plywood / Engineered Wood Panels |
| Other Names | Commercial Plywood, Furniture Plywood, Marine Plywood, Film-Faced Plywood, Decorative Veneered Plywood |
| Panel Size & Format | Standard: 1220×2440 mm / 1250×2500 mm; Other sizes upon request. Optimized for material yield, container loading, and cutting efficiency. |
| Thickness Range | 2.5–25 mm (custom: 3 / 6 / 8 / 10 / 12 / 15 / 17 / 18 mm) |
| Core Structure | Solid Core, Finger-Joint Core, Combi Core |
| Adhesive & Emission Class | E1, E2, CARB P2, WBP; Meets international formaldehyde emission standards |
| Surface Treatment | Raw, Sanded, Veneer-Faced, Film-Faced |
| Moisture & Performance Grade | Standard / Moisture-Resistant (≤8% expansion) / Exterior-Grade (≤6% expansion) |
| Density & Pressing | Density: 520–720 kg/m³; Pressing pressure, temperature, and duration optimized for consistent strength and machining behavior |
| Internal Bond / MOR / MOE | IB ≥ 0.65 N/mm²; MOR ≥ 25 MPa; MOE ≥ 2600 MPa |
| Screw Holding Capacity | Face: ≥1300 N; Edge: ≥900 N |
| Fire Retardancy | Optional: GB 8624 B1 / ASTM E84 Class A |
| Raw Material Grade | A1: Pure untreated wood; A2: Clean recycled wood; A3: Recycled wood without chemical preservatives |
| Production Line Type | Multi-Opening Press Line (multi-layer) / Continuous Flat Press Line (Siempelkamp) |
| Packaging & Loading Method | Export-grade palletization, corner protection, shrink wrap, container optimization for safe delivery |
| MOQ | 42 CBM / 40’GP, 50 CBM / 40’HQ |
| Delivery Time | Within 20 days after order confirmation |
| Payment Terms | TT / L/C / DP / MoneyGram / Western Union / PayPal |
| Usage / Applications | Furniture, Flooring, Decorative Panels, Partitions, Acoustic Panels, Packaging, Formwork, Construction |
| Certification & Standards | EN 316, EN 622-5, ANSI A208.2, JIS A 5905, ASTM E1333; ISO 9001, ISO 14001, FSC, PEFC, CARB, CE Mark, BIS |
Comprehensive Application
plywood partition
plywood furniture
plywood decor board
plywood formwork
plywood acoustic
plywood flooring
plywood exterior
plywood packing
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