Is Aosong board environmentally friendly? Is it harmful to the body?

As everyone knows, Osong board is a kind of density board. This material is widely used in home decoration, building materials, furniture, etc. Since many furniture materials now contain formaldehyde, everyone has the same concerns about Osong board. There are indeed many unsafe factors in the decoration process, especially formaldehyde. Want to know in detail whether Aosong board is environmentally friendly? Is it harmful to the body?

Is the first pine board environmentally friendly?

Osong board is generally widely used in decoration, furniture, construction, packaging and other industries. It is hard and suitable for wardrobes and bookcases without deformation (even floors). It has good load-bearing capacity and better fire and moisture resistance than traditional core boards. The material is very environmentally friendly and does no harm to the body. This board is also relatively expensive, but it is more environmentally friendly than traditional boards, and it is still worthwhile as a furniture material. Osong board has excellent homogeneous structure and unique strength and stability, which makes Osong board a high-quality board. Its smooth surface is easy to process into bright products. Osong sheets can be bent into curves and have high internal bonding strength, making the boards easy to glue, nail, screw and fix.

Introduction of the Second Osson Board

1. The moisture content of Osong board is between 6% and 9%. The production specifications allow a thickness difference of 0.2mm and a linear expansion of 1mm. Controlling humidity is also important to ensure good heat transfer during the pressing process. The heat reacts to the humidity in the board, generating steam, which ensures that the heat is transferred to the core of the board. Good heat transfer performance means that the resin is well baked and has excellent physical properties such as internal bonding;

2. The disadvantage is that it is not easy to absorb ordinary nails. Both European pine board and Osmite board have this problem. It is mainly because most foreign wood processing uses screws instead of large nails. This is to facilitate disassembly. The board will not be damaged after disassembly and has high reuse value (traditional large core boards are chiseled and hammered in, and are basically useless after disassembly). So from this point of view, we cannot simply say that Osmite board does not absorb nails. In fact, it has a very good holding effect for screws, but its holding performance for large nails hammered in by hammers is average. Therefore, it is recommended to use screws for installation, which is much better than hammering in big nails. Just look at the products of IKEA.

Osong boards have a well-balanced structure with smooth edges and excellent mechanical properties. Its strength and stability have been widely used in overseas furniture, and its smooth surface makes it easy to paint, clean, color, spray-dye, and various forms of inlay and covering.