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Plywood - Euro Color Ply - Phenolic
Common Names: Birch, Russian birch
Botanical Name: Betula pendula
Sources: Latvia, Baltic Region
Euro Color Ply plywood is a Film-Faced or Phenolic coated Baltic Birch product, imported from Latvia. Both sides of the board are coated with a heat bonded, colored translucent phenolic film that leaves the wood grain visible. (Less visible in the darker colors)
Characteristics of overlay
Surface with an overlay is smooth, glossy and hard. It resists abrasion, it is weather and moisture proof and resists commonly used chemicals, dilute acids and alkalis. The surface is easy to clean with water or steam. Abrasion resistance according to the Taber test (EN 438-2): depends on applied film, conditions of product storage, thickness of film (see below) a.o.
Overlaid plywood's wear resistance may be superior to 10'000.
Film color
Phenol films: dark brown (120, 130 (wear resistant) and 220g/m2), light brown (120g/m2), yellow non - transparent (167g/m2), green (120g/m2), black (120g/m2), red (220g/m2), honey (120g/m2), UV resistant films: opal white (174g/m2), grey (174g/m2), blue (200g/m2).
Under transparent films BB grade veneer can be applied.
Features
Durable surface with an architectural edge which eliminates the need for edge-banding
Colored, translucent film leaving the wood grain visible (Black, Dark-Brown, Light Brown, Green, Red, Yellow and Natural or transparent)
Smooth surface, easily cleaned and odor free panel suitable for food products
Rigid and structural properties
Euro Color Ply is an ideal material for the furniture and joinery industries. Its features provide smooth and superior surfaces that are ready for use. The panels are rigid and often used for making jigs and tooling as they are extremely durable.
Advantages
Environmentally friendly, durable, easily workable, hygienic, odour free, easy-to-clean, wear-resistant, weather- and water-proof, resists commonly used chemicals. Riga Form for shuttering can be re-used many times.
Phenolic Plywood Green
Phenolic Plywood Light Brown
Phenolic Plywood Dark Brown
Phenolic Plywood Black
Plywood Types
Hardwood Plywood
Softwood Plywood
Phenolic Plywood
Information About Plywood
Plywood Core Info
Plywood Matching Info
Plywood Slicing Info
Plywood Grading Info
