The cemented carbide is particularly useful for the machining of chip board, particle board and medium and high density fibreboard (MDF/HDF).

In Item 7, you recommend the use of immutable structs.

Also known as agglomerated panels, this is the material most widely-used for manufacturing furniture and decorative panels.

It has many benefits thanks to its large wallboard panels that are water resistant and composed of one single element.

(d) wood-derived product industries manufacturing composite panels and other reconstituted products;

At 18 plants throughout the world, they produce an extensive product range of wood-based materials (PB, OSB and MDF boards) and provide timber.

Finally, the block of cork is then cooled with water injection and then mechanically cut into panels of different thicknesses to obtain the pure agglomerated panels that we can directly use.

Made from a compressed board frame, covered in a layer of cotton wadding and upholstered in 58% polyuethan, 42% polyester & cotton fabric.

A mix (11) comprising a fibre material and a cement binding agent is provided between outer press panel elements (5, 6), subjected to an outer pressure and rapidly cured under the influence of carbon dioxide gas.

Technical equipment such as lifting magnets, non-destructive crack detection, magnetic chucks, magnetized tools etc. cause magnetization of the part.

Founded in 1931, FINSA is the oldest chipboard and MDF manufacturer in the Iberian Peninsula.

In the method proposed, the wood chips are heated with steam under pressure and at the same time comminuted to convert them to fibres.

However, Actiu, which already boasts certification guaranteeing the quality of its fibreboard and medium-density boards, has decided to standardise all the mMFC board it uses as 0% formaldehyde.

In lumberyards or when conveying wood chips in chipboard plants, they are faced with often very difficult conditions (shock, acidity, corrosion, abrasion).

In the furniture sector, "raw" chipboard, MDF or plywood panels are considered water repellent if they resist the swelling caused by water in the wood fibres for a certain period of time, as established by regulations.

In the furniture field are water-repellent those chipboard, MDF or “raw” multilayer panels that resist for a certain period (determinate from the regulations) to the swelling caused by water in the wood fibers.