Film Faced Plywood
Durable Panel for Construction and Industrial Applications

 

Sampmax film faced plywood is engineered for applications requiring strength, moisture resistance, and surface durability.
Manufactured with selected veneers, controlled bonding, and protective surface treatment, it delivers reliable performance under repeated use and demanding conditions.

 

Key Features
• All-Hardwood Core Structure
Constructed with all hardwood veneers in a cross-bonded structure, providing high strength and structural stability.
• Engineered Surface Layers:
Softwood veneers are applied on the surface and back to improve bonding uniformity and panel flatness.

• High-Performance WBP Bonding
Bonded with Dynea glue, tested under boiling conditions up to 24+ hours to ensure long-term durability in wet environments.
• Phenolic Film Protection (120–240 g/m²)
Both sides are coated with high-quality phenolic film, offering:Abrasion resistance/Corrosion resistance/Acid & alkali resistance/High surface hardness
• Moisture-Protected Edges
Edges are sealed with waterproof coating (dark or film-matching color) to prevent water ingress and extend service life.

Reuse Performance
Designed for repeated use in demanding environments:
• Reduced surface wear
• Stable bonding performance
• Consistent results across multiple cycles
• Lower replacement frequency

Custom Sizes
Sampmax film faced plywood can be customized to meet different project requirements.
• Custom sizes and dimensions
• Thickness options
• Film color (brown, black, or custom)
• Edge sealing and branding
Designed to improve fit, efficiency, and system compatibility across applications.

Technical Data
Core Wood Type
Hardwood Veneers
Glue Type
Melamine Glue | WBP Glue | Phenolic Glue | Dynea Phenolic Glue
Coating
120-240 g/m² Phenolic Surface Film
Quality Grade
Low End | Medium End | High End Grade
Applications
Mainly used for floor formwork/wall formwork/column formwork/installation floor/vehicle, etc.
A typical number of reuses for a slab formwork might be about 30 -50 times.
However, the number of reuses depends on a variety of factors, including good site practice, the desired concrete finish, careful handling and storage of formwork, and the type and quality of release agent.

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