The advantages of plywood in environmental protection

The advantages of plywood in environmental protection mainly include the following aspects:
Environmental performance: The glue used for plywood is usually environmentally friendly and does not contain harmful substances, which can effectively reduce environmental pollution. For example, some plywood uses natural soybean plant adhesive, which does not contain harmful substances such as formaldehyde and benzene. The formaldehyde emission level reaches ENF level, and the TVOC content is far below the requirements of green product standards.
Environmental protection measures in the production process: In the production process of plywood, the use of environmentally friendly adhesives reduces the emission of harmful substances. In addition, some manufacturers have further reduced the content of formaldehyde and TVOC by improving production processes, such as using lignin modified adhesives, MDI and other materials, achieving high environmental standards.
Compliant with international environmental standards: Some plywood products comply with European E0, Japanese F ★★★ environmental standards, and American CARB formaldehyde limit standards, which have strict requirements for formaldehyde emissions to ensure the environmental performance of the products.
Other environmental features: Plywood also has advantages such as moisture resistance, high strength, and fire resistance. Due to its low water absorption, it can maintain stable performance in humid environments; The structure of multi-layer wood splicing gives it high strength and toughness; High ignition point, with certain fire resistance.
In summary, the advantages of plywood in terms of environmental protection are mainly reflected in the use of environmentally friendly adhesives, compliance with strict environmental standards, and other excellent physical properties.