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Compreg Plywood

Are you constantly searching for a socially curated plywood that offers unmatched strength and durability for your industrial work? If yes, welcome Magnus Compreg Plywood, a premium industrial plywood curated under high temperature using the high-tonnage hydraulic presses.

This process of manufacturing makes this industrial plywood a right choice for withstanding extreme pressure, moisture, and regular wear and tear. Thus, offering exceptional density, making this plywood the perfect choice for heavy duty applications

HIGHLIGHTS

High-Density Build: 0.95 to 1.4 gm/cm³
Pressure-Treated: High-pressure bonded
Screw-Holding: Strong and secure fastening
Heavy-Duty: Handles high-impact loads
Thickness Options: 4 mm to 100 mm
Length Options: 600 mm to 3200 mm
Width Options: 600 mm to 1675 mm

Do’s

Choose for heavy machinery support: Ability to withstand high-load, consider using this industrial plywood for structural support of the heavy machinery items.
Check the screw compatibility: Choose to check the compatibility of screws or fasteners of this industrial plywood; this will ensure secure and proper fittings.
Sealing the edges: Consider sealing the edges of the industrial plywood before installation; this will prevent moisture ingress.
Use the moisture prone areas: Consider using this industrial plywood in marine or humid environments; this will maintain strength due to its dense core.
Lay down in flat plain surface: Try to preserve the industrial plywood flat and keep it in dry environments, this will maintain the shape and prevent warping.

Don’ts

Avoid using low-grade fasteners: Avoid using incompatible or low-grade screws; this can weaken the structure of the industrial plywood.
Avoid unsealed exposure: Avoid exposing this industrial plywood to water without sealing; this can damage the internal core.
Avoid stacking unevenly: Avoid stacking this industrial plywood on uneven or rough surfaces; this can cause bending or surface damage.
Avoid excessive mechanical force: Avoid applying high torque on this industrial plywood while screwing; this can compromise screw-holding strength.
Avoid ignoring thickness needs: Avoid using thin boards for high-impact applications; this can lead to premature failure of the industrial plywood.