Quality Assurance
Our Commitment to Excellence
This section highlights our quality control measures. We ensure that each piece of plywood meets the highest standards. Quality craftsmanship and attention to detail are at the forefront of our operations, ensuring you receive the best product.
1. Initial Visual Inspection
- Purpose: To detect any obvious defects or irregularities.
- What to check:
- Surface defects like cracks, knots, warping, or discoloration.
- Splits or chips along the edges.
- Uniformity in color and appearance.
- Presence of foreign materials (such as dirt or oil).
2. Check for Moisture Content
- Purpose: Ensure that the moisture content is within the acceptable range to prevent warping or mold growth.
- What to check:
- Use a moisture meter to measure the moisture content.
- Standard moisture content for plywood is typically between 6-12%, but this depends on the application and environment.
3. Thickness and Size Measurement
- Purpose: Ensure the plywood matches the required thickness, width, and length specifications.
- What to check:
- Measure the thickness at multiple points on the plywood sheet using a caliper or micrometer.
- Check for consistent width and length using a tape measure or ruler.
4. Bonding Quality Check
- Purpose: Ensure that the adhesive bonding the layers is strong and uniform.
- What to check:
- Perform a “peel test” or “delamination test” to check the adhesive bond. This can be done by applying stress to a small section of plywood to see if the layers separate.
- Check for uniformity in the glue application between layers (no dry spots or excess glue).
5. Strength and Durability Testing
- Purpose: Verify that the plywood meets the strength requirements for its intended use.
- What to check:
- Bending strength: Conduct a flexural test where the plywood is subjected to bending force to see how much load it can handle before breaking.
- Impact resistance: Test the plywood’s ability to withstand impact or shock.
6. Surface Smoothness
- Purpose: Ensure the surface is smooth and free of defects that could affect appearance or function.
- What to check:
- Run your hand over the surface to feel for any rough areas or inconsistencies.
- Use a fine-grade sandpaper to smooth any rough spots (if permissible).
7. Edge Inspection
- Purpose: Ensure the edges are clean, straight, and free from defects.
- What to check:
- Inspect the edges of each plywood sheet for any chips, splits, or irregularities.
- Ensure edges are straight and aligned.
8. Test for Formaldehyde Emissions (Optional but Recommended)
- Purpose: Check if the plywood complies with formaldehyde emission standards.
- What to check:
- Use testing methods like the Emission Test Chamber to measure formaldehyde levels.
- Ensure compliance with local or international standards for formaldehyde emissions (e.g., CARB, EPA regulations).
9. Packaging and Labeling Inspection
- Purpose: Ensure the plywood is properly packaged and labeled for shipping and identification.
- What to check:
- Verify that the plywood is securely packaged to prevent damage during transportation.
- Ensure proper labeling with product details, batch numbers, and any relevant compliance information.
10. Final Approval or Rejection
- Purpose: Determine if the plywood batch meets the quality standards and is ready for shipment or further use.
- What to check:
- Review the results of all previous inspections and tests.
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For more detailed information, including pricing, customization options, and shipping details, please feel free to contact us.
We are more than happy to assist you with any inquiries or specific requirements you may have. You can reach us through:
Phone/Whatsapp: +84 865 752 906 (Mr. Kris)
Looking forward to hearing from you soon!
Address:
Floor 4, 578 Nguyen Van Cu Street, Long Bien District, Ha Noi City, VietnamÂ