Apart from these manufacturing factors, there’s also the usage factor which also matters a lot in delivering higher repetitions. For example, before each application, these panels’ surfaces have to be coated with oil to give a better finish as well as render the panel some resistance against the corrosive effect of cement & water. If not coated with oil, the film coating of the panels starts to wear off real soon.
Another important lookout at the construction site is to seal any cut ply’s edges with acrylic paint to ensure water doesn’t find its way inside the ply. If not done properly, water tends to seep inside the core layers of the ply therefore allowing for absorption, bulging and finally splitting of the core layers due to weakened bonding which will in effect make the panel useless. I hope all this helps in getting a better understanding.
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Now, higher the density, the higher repetitions the ply can deliver without getting swollen or splitting due to water absorption. So Indian market has the following standard grades which are also the grades that we manufacture at our plant
1.
12mm - 30Kg - Good for 10 - 12 Repetitions or it’s depends on
handling.
2.
12mm - 34Kg - Good for 12 - 15 Repetitions or it’s depends on
handling.
3.
18mm – 45Kg - Good for up to 15 - 17 Repetitions or it’s depends
on handling.
4. 18mm - 50Kg - Good for 17 - 20+ Repetitions or it’s depends on handling.
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