Plywood with laminated acrylic film

Plywood laminated with acrylic film (also referred to as PMMA film lamination) is a decorative processing technology that attaches acrylic thin films to plywood substrates through dedicated processes. It endows panels with high-gloss, highly wear-resistant and easy-to-clean surfaces, and is widely applied in furniture manufacturing and interior decoration industries.

1. Lamination Process

• Sand the plywood surface and remove all dust thoroughly.
• Adopt PUR hot melt adhesive (with outstanding water resistance, weather resistance and high bonding strength).
• Control the glue layer thickness between 0.1 mm and 0.2 mm, and align the acrylic film precisely with the substrate.

2. Main Features

• Glass-like high-gloss finish that brightens spaces and delivers a modern style.
• Scratch and oil resistant; easy to wipe clean with ordinary damp cloths.
• The acrylic film blocks moisture to shield the plywood substrate.
• The film itself releases zero formaldehyde, meeting indoor environmental protection standards.
• Customizable options including solid colors, metallic tones, wood grain textures and other finishes.

3. Application Scenarios

• Furniture Manufacturing: cabinet doors, wardrobe panels, TV cabinets, dining table tops.
• Interior Decoration: wall decorative panels, feature walls, partitions, display cabinets.
• Commercial Spaces: shop display cabinets, cashier counters, reception desks, signage boards.

4. Usage Recommendations

• Avoid high-temperature environments: keep away from heat sources such as stoves, ovens and radiators.
• Anti-scratch maintenance: clean with soft cloths; avoid steel wool or sharp cleaning tools.
• Edge treatment: use edge banding strips or chamfering process to prevent film edge lifting.
• Substrate matching: select waterproof plywood for humid environments to boost overall durability.