Manufacturing and Resistance of WPC Boards, PVC Sheets and Plywood

Choosing an appropriate material for your home is always a prime concern. There are many interior materials available in market, Plywood, PVC foam board and WPC boards are mostly used for interiors. They are the construction materials in terms of strength, durability, and work ability, and they come in a variety of grades to meet any criteria, resources, or application needs.

Manufacturing

Plywood is manufactured from thin-sliced natural wood called the veneers. Kernel veneers are attached in numerous layers, one on top of the other, with the wood grains of neighboring panels twisted up to one another.

WPC boards are created from finely ground sawdust that has been extensively combined and heated with thermoplastic resins and additives to give them outstanding properties.

When it comes to PVC sheets, Vinyl chloride monomer is polymerized to form PVC (VCM). Suspension, emulsion, and bulk (mass) polymerization are the most common processes.

Resistance

The exterior of marine-grade plywood is highly stimulating and has water-resistant qualities that allow it to absorb just a little quantity of water in a log run.

WPC boards are made out of a combination of sawdust and polymers. They are completely water/moisture proof and termite resistant. This is owing to their hybrid composition, which allows them to be utilized without fear in applications such as damp patches, exterior furniture, facades, bathroom interiors, and so on! 

When it comes to foam sheets, due to its composition, PVC foam boards offer excellent water resistance. It does not swell or lose its composition when it comes into touch with water. As a result, it is suitable for all sorts of weather. PVC does not react when it comes into touch with chemicals. This preserves its original condition and protects it from distortion. Because PVC foam boards are fire resistant, they may be utilized anyplace. Acid, heat, or light have no impact on it.