フル・オコメ合板
full okoume plywood
MARINE BUILDING MATERIAL INDUSTRYは、中国でフルオコメ合板を生産する最大級の製造サプライヤー（製造ベンダー）です。
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Detailed Product Description
Product Name
BS1088 BS476 Standard Marine Plywood
Specifications
Glue: Dynea phenolic WBP waterproof glue, capable of withstanding a 72-hour boiling water test, compliant with BS1088 standard.
Sizes:1220 x 2440mm/1250 x 2500mm/1500 x 3000mm
Thickness:3mm, 4mm, 6mm, 9mm, 12mm, 15mm, 18mm, 21mm, 25mm, 27mm, 30mm
Glue: Dynea phenolic WBP waterproof glue, capable of withstanding a 72-hour boiling water test, compliant with BS1088 standard.
Sizes:1220 x 2440mm/1250 x 2500mm/1500 x 3000mm
Thickness:3mm, 4mm, 6mm, 9mm, 12mm, 15mm, 18mm, 21mm, 25mm, 27mm, 30mm
Material
●Face/Back: Okoume
●Core: Okoume
●Glue:WBP waterproof glue to satisfy 72-hour boiling water test, compliant with BS1088 standard.
Applications
Mainly used for boat construction and decoration.
Other Options
● Face/Back: Okoume, Bintangor, Keruing, Birch, other hardwoods.
● Core: Okoume, Eucalyptus, Birch, Pine, Tropical hardwood, combi.
● Grades: BB/BB, BB/CC, CC/CC, C/D, D/E.
● Standards:BS1088 BS476
● Main Markets:Australia, New Zealand, USA, UK, Netherlands, Germany, South Africa, South Korea
● Packing:Inner Packing: Inside pallet is wrapped with a 0.20mm plastic bag.
Outer Packing: Pallets are covered with plywood and then secured with PVC/steel tapes for strength.
●Quantity: 8 pallets/20 GP, 16 pallets/40 GP, 18 pallets/40 HQ
what is full okoume plywood?
Full Okoume plywood, often referred to as marine-grade Okoume plywood, is a high-quality plywood made entirely from Okoume wood (Aucoumea klaineana), a tree native to Central Africa. This type of plywood is highly valued for its excellent properties, making it suitable for a variety of demanding applications, particularly in marine environments.
Here are some key characteristics and uses of full Okoume plywood:
Key Characteristics:
Lightweight: Okoume plywood is known for being lightweight, which makes it ideal for applications where weight is a critical factor, such as in boat building.
Lightweight: Okoume plywood is known for being lightweight, which makes it ideal for applications where weight is a critical factor, such as in boat building.
Strength and Durability: Despite its lightweight nature, Okoume plywood is strong and durable, with a good strength-to-weight ratio.
Smooth Finish: The wood has a smooth surface with an attractive grain, making it suitable for applications where a high-quality finish is important.
Water Resistance: Marine-grade Okoume plywood is manufactured to have high resistance to moisture and water. This is achieved through the use of waterproof adhesives and a stringent manufacturing process to ensure minimal voids and defects.
Flexibility: It is relatively easy to bend and shape, which is beneficial in constructing curved surfaces commonly found in boats and other structures.
Common Uses:
● Boat Building: Due to its lightweight, strength, and water resistance, Okoume plywood is a popular choice for constructing boats and yachts.
● Furniture Making: The smooth surface and attractive appearance of Okoume plywood make it suitable for high-end furniture.
● Aircraft Construction: Its lightweight and durable nature also find uses in the construction of small aircraft.
● Architectural Applications: It can be used in architectural projects where a high-quality wood finish is desired.
● Interior Design: Okoume plywood is often used for interior paneling and cabinetry due to its aesthetic appeal.
Grades and Quality:
Marine-grade Okoume plywood is typically available in several grades, which denote the quality and number of defects. Higher grades (such as BS 1088) have fewer defects and are more suitable for demanding applications. Lower grades may have more imperfections and are less expensive, suitable for non-structural applications.
Marine-grade Okoume plywood is typically available in several grades, which denote the quality and number of defects. Higher grades (such as BS 1088) have fewer defects and are more suitable for demanding applications. Lower grades may have more imperfections and are less expensive, suitable for non-structural applications.
