Film-faced plywood is a multi-layer plywood whose surface is covered with a film or coating, usually a synthetic resin or paper film. This film is often used to enhance the surface properties of panels, providing additional protection and decorative effects. Here are some of the main features and uses of laminated plywood:

1. Surface protection: The film layer of coated plywood can provide additional protection to the surface of the board to prevent scratches, abrasions, chemical corrosion and moisture damage.

2. Waterproof performance: The film layer of some film-coated plywood has good waterproof performance, making it suitable for humid environments or applications that require water resistance.

3. Easy to clean: Coated surfaces are generally easy to clean and maintain, which makes them particularly suitable for use in places that need to be kept clean and hygienic, such as medical facilities, laboratories, etc.

4. Strength and stability: Coated plywood retains the structural strength and stability of ordinary plywood, so it can be used in a variety of construction and furniture manufacturing applications.

The film used to cover laminated plywood is usually bonded to the base plywood layer using a heat pressing or gluing process to ensure good adhesion and durability. This kind of board has a wide range of applications in construction, furniture manufacturing, interior decoration, packaging and other fields, because it combines the natural beauty of wood with the strength and stability of plywood, while providing surface protection and decorative effects.
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