Medium density fibreboard (MDF)

The material got its start in the United States in 1966, at a plant in upstate New York. As it became clear that making MDF offered a far better use of residual wood than disposing of it, production soared. It is today produced and consumed worldwide and is internationally traded. It is now in a phase of the product life cycle where cyclical factors are determining market supply and demand balances, prices, and profitability. Today there are some 27 plants in the US and Canada, and more than 100 worldwide. Recently the industry has expanded its use of recovered...

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Green Panelmax MDF launched in larger sizes

Greenply has recently forayed into the manufacture of large sized MDF boards as the company innovatively looks to customise their product, Green Panelmax MDF, to suit niche requirements of potential users. Large sized Green Panelmax panels of 8'x 6' have been launched recently, to perceived requirements of the OEM's. These panels are slated to give OEM's economies of scale and reduced wastage. The larger sized Ax 6' panels are expected to specifically cater to the ready-made office furniture segment of OEM manufacturers. Manufactured with the latest...

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