PRO FORM HIGH DENSITY

Premium AA-grade panel with high-quality veneers throughout all layers. Minimal defects, uniform composition, and superior structural integrity for high-performance formwork and demanding construction applications.

Deep brown coloring characteristic of phenolic resin-treated or film-faced surfaces on formwork and industrial plywood panels.

Concrete forming and shuttering panels engineered to withstand repeated pours, chemical exposure, and high moisture on construction sites. Formwork plywood features overlay surfaces (phenolic, HDO, or MDO) for smooth concrete finishes and extended reuse life.

Top-quality 125 g/m² phenolic resin film on the back surface. Provides balanced moisture protection and dimensional stability to complement the face overlay, extending overall panel life in formwork applications.

Solid dark brown back finish characteristic of phenolic resin-treated surfaces. Indicates good moisture resistance and chemical durability on the back panel.

Core veneers all graded AA with minimal defects, tight joints, and uniform density. Delivers superior internal bonding strength and consistent panel performance under structural load.

Top-quality phenolic resin film at 125 g/m². Lighter weight overlay providing excellent surface smoothness, chemical resistance, and consistent concrete release. Suitable for standard formwork and industrial panel applications.

Deep brown face finish indicating phenolic film or high-density overlay treatment. The standard appearance for formwork and industrial-grade plywood panels.

Water Boil Proof phenolic formaldehyde adhesive — the highest water-resistance glue standard. Withstands 72+ hours in boiling water without delamination. Required for marine, exterior, and heavy-duty formwork plywood.

Acacia mangium — fast-growing tropical plantation hardwood with density of 580–600 kg/m³. Offers good structural strength, natural durability, and excellent cost-effectiveness. Widely used for plywood cores across Southeast Asian manufacturing.; Eucalyptus plantation hardwood with high density (650–750 kg/m³), tight grain, and superior structural rigidity. Excellent dimensional stability and moisture resistance — the closest tropical species to Baltic Birch in performance characteristics.; Hevea brasiliensis (Rubberwood) — lightweight plantation hardwood with clean, light-colored grain. Primarily used for interior furniture components, decorative panels, and economy plywood cores where moderate strength and a uniform appearance are valued.

Formaldehyde emission class E1 (≤1.5 mg/L). Low-emission standard widely accepted for indoor use in furniture, cabinetry, and residential construction across European, Asian, and most international markets.