Ordinary MDF Boards

Medium Density Fiberboards (MDF) is manufactured by breaking down hardwood or softwood residuals into wood fibres by a defibrator refining process, combining it with resin and wax, and forming it into a different sizes panels by applying high temperature and pressure. MDF compared to Plywood and Particle Board is more dense. Can be used as a building material similar in application to plywood. It is stronger than particle board. MDF provides a better and smoother surface finish than particle board . Sheet goods and finished parts are used in the manufacturing of fixture, display, slatwall, cabinet and furniture components.

Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF), Carton, Fiberboard, Ordinary Fiber.

Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, China, Brazil. 

The excellent properties of Medium-density Fiberboard (MDF) make it widely used in furniture manufacturing, speakers, strengthened floor, wall panels for interior decoration. It can also be a substitute to plywood in the use of vehicles, aircraft and other industrial and civil buildings decoration. After secondary processing, medium-density fiberboard can be used to produce floor slab, water-proof boards, fireproof panels, automotive and cabin ,shelves, non-load-bearing clapboard for housing and so on, replacing a lot of natural wood and have significant economic benefits.

Medium Density Fiberboard like other wood based products and many other building materials will respond to changes in relative humidity of the surrounding air. Board dimensions are closely related to moisture content. Conditions likely to change the moisture content above or below the 8-12% range normally applying at dispatch from the factory, may give rise to problems. Medium Density Fiberboard should be conditioned to reach the humidity level in which it is to be used. Moisture content will normally be in the range 10-12% when used in buildings intended for human occupancy. Must be used in free moisture zone to prevent swelling.

Available on Request.