Tubular, or hollow core particleboard is made using the extrusion press system resulting in an ideal combination of light weight and stability
Working Properties
With weight reduced by about 60% compared to regular particleboard and a particularly low swelling in thickness, high impact resistance and dimensional stability. These boards have become the industry standard for Door cores.
The main use of tubular / hollow core particleboard is for door cores.
Available sizes Thicknesses: (mm) 33, 38
Dimensions (mm): 700×2070, 900×2080
Origins: Germany
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| Preservatives | None | ||||||||
| Wood dust | Negligible beech and oak sawdust content from processing (see components). | ||||||||
| Emission class | Formaldehyde classification acc. to E1 conforming to DIBt Guidelines 100. Upon request products conforming to CARB and JIS 4-star possible. Monitoring of the formaldehyde emission is carried out by the WKI, Braunschweig and the eph, Dresden. |
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| Standard | Production is performed in accordance with EN 14755:2005 “Extruded particle board”. | ||||||||
| Strength | The strength values for the different panel types are given in the Technical Datasheet. | ||||||||
| Inflammability | Fire class E acc. to DIN EN 13501-1:2010 | ||||||||
| Transport | Only in closed vehicles. The products are not hazardous goods. |
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| Storage | Should be stored on plane bearers and protected from moisture. Maintain exposure to air humidity as low as possible. |
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| Waste disposal | Recycling of materials is possible in principle. Energetic utilisation according to BImSchV (German Immission Protection Law) is possible in furnaces with a nominal thermal output of at least 50 KW. |
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| Sustainability | See EU Timber Directive declaration. Upon request proof of production chain (both PEFC and FSC) available. |
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