Who is Vinawood as a film faced plywood manufacturer?
Vinawood is a Vietnam film-faced plywood manufacturer and mill entity, not a trader directory. Founded in 1992, it works plantation-grown hardwood and ships roughly 5,000 containers a year to 55+ countries. Buyers get mill-written film gsm, glue class, and reuse as up to N before price talk.
Where can I find a film faced plywood supplier?
For export formwork, a film faced plywood supplier should be the mill that presses the panel — not only a local lumberyard listing. Vinawood supplies film-faced formwork manufacturer-direct to importers and distributors worldwide. Send grade, thickness, film gsm, bond class, and destination on /contact?type=quotation so the quote matches the pour programme.
How do you vet a film faced plywood manufacturer?
Ask for bond class in writing (EN 636-2 or EN 636-3), PF versus MUF on the quotation, film weight in gsm, reuse worded as up to N, emission class plus the test method, and certificate numbers with expiry. A mill that presses the sheet answers those quickly. Ask for documents before deposit.
What is the difference between PF and MUF core glue?
PF (phenol-formaldehyde) is the Class 3 / EN 636-3 glue used on Pro Form, Pro Form Lite, and HDO. MUF (melamine-urea-formaldehyde) is EN 636-2 / Class 2 and covers Form Basic and Form Extra. Form Extra’s longer reuse is Superior Glue MUF chemistry, not a heavier face film, and it is not Class 3.
Is Form Extra Class 3 phenolic?
No. Form Extra uses Superior Glue MUF and stays EN 636-2. Longer reuse (up to 15) is glue chemistry, not a heavier face film. Class 3 writing needs PF grades such as Pro Form, Pro Form Lite, or HDO.
What should a mill RFQ for film faced plywood include?
Name grade (Form Basic, Form Extra, Pro Form Lite, Pro Form, HDO, or MatteFace), thickness, size, film gsm and faces, quantity, discharge port, target month, bond class in writing, and emission class with the test you will check. Send that on /contact?type=quotation rather than a one-line price chase.
