MDF is a medium and high-density fibreboard. It produced good results in the most demanding machining applications.

Its high density enables it to be used as a structural element with good holding for screws, nails and staples.

It makes an excellent base for all types of coating as an alternative to chipboard and beech plywood.

Standard sizes : 
min 2240 x 1220 mm
max 3660 x 210 mm

Standard thicknesses : min 10 x 30 mm

Average density: 900 kg/m3

Thickness tolerance: ± 0.2%

Moisture: 7 % +/-3

Quality: class CARB 2 and E1

Formaldehyde emissions E1 compliant with standard

NF-EN 717.2: low formaldehyde content

Hardwearing and easy to machine

Dimensional stability length/width: ± 0.4%

Dimensional stability thickness: ± 6%

Flexural rigidity 30 N/Mm²

Modulus of elasticity in flexion: 2500 N/Mm²

Swelling after immersion in water: 10-17 %

Tensile strength: 1.2N/Mm²

Chipboard is particleboard (untreated wood) coated in decorative paper impregnated with melamine resin.

Chipboard can be used untreated as a base for other surface coatings for specific workbenches.

It is lighter than MDF and beech plywood.

Standard sizes : 1200/1500/1800/200 x 750 mm

Standard thicknesses: 28 / 35 mm

Quality: EN 312/P2

Average density: 680kg/m3

Flatness: Standard EN 14323

Fire behaviour: Standard EN 13501-1

Formaldehyde emission: Standard EN 717-2 and EN 120

Resistant to water vapour, cigarette burns, impacts, scratches, stains, cracks and light (xenon arc lamp): Standard EN 14323

Low abrasion resistance

Very light-weight boards

Mechanically inert