High density fibreboard

As a high-density fiber board (short HDF , English high-density fiberboard ) is called a fiber board or a wood material , consisting of impregnated with glue and is under pressure and heat in a dry process compressed wood fibers and (density was very high compression than 800 kg / m³ ). In contrast, hard fiberboard is produced in a wet process with more than 20% fiber moisture. Dry-pressed panels do not have a screen mark on the back, as no water is pressed out with them; they are correspondingly smooth on both sides.

They are preferably used as a carrier material for high loads with low material thickness, for example for laminate floors and vinyl floors .

See also

• Medium density fibreboard

Web links

• Data sheet (accessed August 14, 2020)
• High-density fibreboard (HDF) Association of the German Wood-based Material Industry (accessed on August 14, 2020)
• Wood at its best (accessed on August 14, 2020)
• High-density fibreboard "Bioflexi" made from renewable raw materials can be shaped in a completely flexible manner (accessed on August 14, 2020)
• Investigations on the swelling remuneration of MDF, OSB and solid wood panels by thermal post-treatment (accessed on August 14, 2020)