Oriented strand board (OSB) is replacing plywood, especially for timber framed houses and in the packaging industry with efficiency and sustainability. OSB is used instead of cement-based building materials reducing carbon emission. To produce oriented strand board, logs are sliced into long chips called strands. These are laid in perpendicular layers and bonded using resin. The result is a strong board that resists moisture, giving it a high load capacity. Thus OSB is strong yet flexible. OSB is produced in huge, continuous mats to form a solid panel product of consistent quality with no laps, gaps, or voids. Finished panels are available in large dimensions, minimizing the number of joints that can "leak" heat and admit airborne noise.
Description: Panel with LPM (Low-pressure melamine) sheet laminated on top. Standard size: 4x8 ft (1220x2440 mm.) *Special size is available Thickness: PB 9 - 35 mm. / MDF 2.5 - 30 mm. Glue: E0, E1, and E2 Advantage: Moisture-proof and heat resistance, Shatter and scratch-resistant, Abrasion resistance Standard: FSC, CARB, EPA, EN, JIS, TIS and Green Lable
Particle board, MFC, MDF, MFMDF.
