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Flex Smooth
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Metsä Wood Flex Smooth is a birch plywood overlaid with a smooth and glossy ABS based overlay. Flex Smooth has ready finished surface which is UV-resistant and therefore suitable for interior and exterior applications. The combination of superior surface with high technical properties makes Flex Smooth an excellent panel for various applications. Applications Base plywood Metsä Wood Flex Smooth provides a larger size ready finished surface solution for the transport industry such as side walls for horse- and box trailers, light and medium size truck side walls, doors and bulk heads. The base plywood of Metsä Wood Flex Smooth is Metsä Wood Birch. Birch plywood is made of cross-bonded 1.4 mm thick birch veneers bonded with weather- and boil-resistant phenol formaldehyde adhesive. Major advantages • High quality smooth and glossy surface • Ideal surface for stickers and decals • Excellent UV and weather resistance • Easy to fix and cut • Easy to clean • Excellent strength-to-weight ratio • Dimensionally stable • Environmentally friendly Overlay The panel is overlaid with smooth and glossy ABS based overlay. The overlay has UV-additives to make it resistant against the sunlight. The overlay is bonded to plywood with water resistant glue. Metsä Wood Flex Smooth is available in white colour. Flex Smooth surface is covered with blue protection foil in order to avoid damages during transporta

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Surface properties Bonding classes The surface of the overlay is smooth and glossy. Overlay is elastic and does not crack easily. It is also moisture and UV resistant. The overlay is safe to use and dispose. It is free of chlorine, halogens, plasticizer, formaldehyde and heavy metals. Metsä Wood plywood panels are bonded with a weather- and boilresistant phenol formaldehyde adhesive. The gluing meets the requirements of the standard EN 314-2 / Class 3 (exterior). The surface is easy to clean with water and normal detergents. Strong acids, alkalis and e.g. acetone may cause visual changes on...

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