Core Function In Plywood Making Veneer Production Line
The glue spread machine is used to lay a coat of adhesive evenly on the surface of veneer before lamination. It guarantees adequate bonding strength during hot pressing of plywood and therefore has a direct impact on the final quality of the board.
Bond Stability through Application of Glue in a Uniform Manner
Glue spread technique is a high standard machine to properly glue the veneer on the surface of substrate. This protects against dry spots or over-glue areas that may lead to weak bonding due to inadequate adhesive coverage and surface defects in the plywood.
Adjustable Roller System For Different Type Of Veneers
You can adjust the thickness of the glue with two adjustable rollers inside the machine. Thinner veneer should have lesser adhesive whereas heavier layers of veneer require more glue for the strong and stable lamination.
Works with the EVA and PUR Glue Systems
The cutting-edge glue spread machines are able to apply both EVA and PUR. PUR offers more durable, waterproof bonding than EVA, and EVA is suitable for inexpensive commodity plywood.
Enhancing the Strength and Surface Quality of Plywood
Distribution of glue also implicates penetration into the wood veneer fibers and correlates the strength of bonding after hot pressing. It also minimizes bubbling, delamination and dingy surface texture.
INTEGRATION WITH VENEER DRYING AND PRESSING LINE
Glue spread machine used in veneer drying after and before both cold press/hot press. Assuring stable glue application means the full plywood producing line works smoothly and more efficiently, too.
Industrial Value for Mass Production
Plywood factories nowadays use a glue spread machine for achieving uniform quality and to increase the output. They provide an efficient, automation of labor and stable production of export grade plywood products.
