Product Description
Specification
| Country of Origin | Made in India |
| Surface Finish | Matte |
| Wood Type | Hardwood |
| Glue Used | Phenol |
| Is It Sanded | Sanded |
| Is It Termite Resistant | Termite resistant |
| Thickness | 16MM |
| Brand | Campus |
| Is It Abrasion Proof | Abrasion proof |
| Is It Water Resistant | Water Resistant |
| Usage/Application | Furniture |
| Laminated | Yes |
| Size | 8*4 |
| I Deal In | New Only |
| Core Material | Poplar |
| Is It ISI Marked | ISI Marked |
| Color | Brown |
| Grade | First Class |
Superior Strength and DurabilityCampus Marine Plywood offers excellent compressive strength under both dry and wet environments, making it a dependable choice for high-load applications such as shipbuilding, partitions, and roofing. The use of a Phenol-Formaldehyde resin and hardwood core ensures structural integrity and durability even in the harshest conditions.
Versatile and Eco-Friendly ApplicationsEngineered for flexibility, this plywood is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, from bathrooms and kitchens to furniture and construction partitions. Its eco-friendly manufacturing process and E1 standard formaldehyde emissions ensure safety and environmental responsibility.
Precision Engineering for Lasting PerformanceEvery panel is meticulously manufactured to a 0.3 mm thickness tolerance and all edges are sealed with waterproof paint. A smooth, sanded finish on both faces provides an ideal surface for lamination, painting, or direct use, while the low water absorption rate preserves integrity over time.
FAQs of Campus Marine Plywood:
Q: How is Campus Marine Plywood protected from water damage during prolonged exposure?
A: Each panels edges are meticulously sealed with waterproof paint, and the plywood is bonded using Boiling Water Proof (BWP) Phenol-Formaldehyde resin, providing long-lasting resistance against moisture infiltration. Its low water absorption rate and conforming to IS:710 standards ensures lasting performance in humid and wet environments.
Q: What makes Campus Marine Plywood suitable for structural applications and heavy load-bearing tasks?
A: The plywood is crafted from high-density hardwood veneers and core materials such as Gurjan, Poplar, and hardwood, resulting in a density of 700 g/cm3. Combined with its hot-pressed construction and superior compressive strength in dry and wet states, it delivers a high load-bearing capacity ideal for partitions, roofing, and heavy-duty furniture.
Q: When should I choose Marine Plywood over regular plywood?
A: Marine Plywood is recommended whenever structures are exposed to moisture, humidity, or require high structural strength. Use it in shipbuilding, kitchens, bathrooms, roofing, and partitions where water resistance, durability, and long life are crucial compared to standard plywood.
Q: Where can Campus Marine Plywood be applied?
A: It is designed for both indoor and outdoor settings, including shipbuilding, kitchens, bathrooms, partitions, roofing, and furniture. Its strong resistance to water, borers, and termites makes it appropriate for a variety of high-moisture and challenging environments.
Q: What is the process for manufacturing Campus Marine Plywood?
A: The plywood undergoes a hot-pressing process using hardwood veneers and a Phenol-Formaldehyde (PF) adhesive, followed by edge sealing with waterproof paint. The panels are sanded on both sides for a smooth finish, and each batch adheres to IS:710 and E1 emission standards for quality and safety.
Q: How easy is it to work with Campus Marine Plywood during construction?
A: This plywood is designed for excellent workability; it can be cut, nailed, and screwed with ease. Its high screw-holding capacity and tolerance control ensure precision in applications like furniture making, partitioning, and structural installations.
Q: What benefits do the environmental compliance and E1 formaldehyde emissions offer to users?
A: An eco-friendly manufacturing process and conformance to E1 formaldehyde emission standards contribute to healthier indoor air quality and minimal environmental impact, making it a responsible choice for both residential and commercial projects.