The mdf are made of old rubber trees, which in the pass were cut down and burnt causing both air pollution and wastage of valuable wood resources. Now we have brought it to productive use. It's timber is suitable for making furniture; and its wood chips is ideal for processing into fibreboard.

Factory

The mill has the latest German technology built into its production process. Research conducted by a german university will help us to produce the best rubberwood mdf in the market.

The multimillion dollar plant has an initial production capacity of 135,000 cubic meters annually. They have the largest press in Asia which will enable them to increase production volume in the future. The thickness of mdf ranges from 3.0mm to 25mm.
 

Process of manufacture

Our mdf is manufactured by a dry process and continuous pressing. Rubberwood chips are refined, blended with resin, wax and dried before they are formed into a mat for pressing at high temperature. The emerging board is sanded then cut into panels through our sophiscated cut-to-size saw to suit customer requirements.
 

Quality

The mill is committed to producing high quality mdf for our customers. Quality control is an important part of our manufacturing process. From start to finish, every stage is closely monitored by professional staff.

Please refer to the Specification Table for more details.
 

Uses of mdf
 

The smooth and stable surfaces of mdf provide an excellent substrate of decorative laminated or wood veneers.   The inhereent stablity, good machinability and high strength of mdf creates opportunities for it to be used as alternative solid wood.

The mdf can also be used to make office furniture systems, kitchen cabinets, bedroom sets, dining sets, TV racks, speaker boxes, decorative doors, panel mouldings and much more ...