1220*2440mm(4'*8'),912*2128mm (3'*7') ,1250*2500mm or customized
Thickness
1.8cm-25mm
Thickness tolerance
±0.2mm(thick<6mm),±0.3mm(thick≥6mm)
Glue
WBP/EO/E1/E2/Melamine,Carb P2
Density
500-620kgs/CBM
Grade
B/BB,BB/BB,BB/CC or as your request
Water Absorption
≤10%
Modulus of Elasticity
≥5000Mpa
Static Bending Strength
≥30 Mpa
Surface bonding Strength
≥1.6Mpa
Intrnal Bonding Strength
≥0.9Mpa
Screw Holding Ability,Face
≥1900N
Performance:
1. If put in boiling water for 48 hours, it is still glue-sticking and non-deformed. 2. Physical mood is better than iron moulds and can satisfy the requirements of constructing mould. 3. Solves the problems of leaking and rough surface during constructing process. 4. Particularly suitable for watering concrete project because it can make the concrete surface smooth and flat. 5. Realizing a higher economic profits.
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