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    BS1088 Standard: Bonding WBP Glue Line

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    This document outlines the BS1088 standard for bonding WBP glue lines in plywood. It specifies requirements for timber species, veneer quality, limits on manufacturing defects, moisture content, finishing, dimensions, thickness tolerances, and veneer thickness for face and core layers. Adhesives used must be proven resistant to weather, microbes, and temperatures. Veneers must be smoothly cut and free from defects with some minor imperfections permitted. Assembled boards must meet dimensional and flatness standards.

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    This document outlines the BS1088 standard for bonding WBP glue lines in plywood. It specifies requirements for timber species, veneer quality, limits on manufacturing defects, moisture content, finishing, dimensions, thickness tolerances, and veneer thickness for face and core layers. Adhesives used must be proven resistant to weather, microbes, and temperatures. Veneers must be smoothly cut and free from defects with some minor imperfections permitted. Assembled boards must meet dimensional and flatness standards.

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    This document outlines the BS1088 standard for bonding WBP glue lines in plywood. It specifies requirements for timber species, veneer quality, limits on manufacturing defects, moisture content, finishing, dimensions, thickness tolerances, and veneer thickness for face and core layers. Adhesives used must be proven resistant to weather, microbes, and temperatures. Veneers must be smoothly cut and free from defects with some minor imperfections permitted. Assembled boards must meet dimensional and flatness standards.

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    BS1088 Standard

    Bonding WBP Glue line


    Bonding meeting the test requirements of this British Standard and using an adhesive of the type which by
    systematic tests and by records in service of the product over many years has been proved highly resistant
    to weather, micro-organisms, cold and boiling water, steam and dry heat.

    Species of Timber
    If so specified by the purchaser, Gaboon or Okoume (Aucoumea klaineana), which is classed as non-durable,
    may be used provided that the name of the timber is included in the mark on the boards produced.

    Quality of Veneers
    Veneers may be rotary cut or sliced. The method of cutting is at the option of the manufacturer unless it is
    specified by the purchaser at the time of ordering. Veneers shall be smoothly cut

    Face Veneers
    These shall present a solid surface, free from open defects. They shall be free from knots, other than sound
    pin knots, of which there shall be no more than 6 in any area 30cm square (1ft2), and not more than an
    average of 2 per 30cm square (1ft2) over the whole area of the board. The veneers shall be reasonably free
    from irregular grain, due note being taken to the characteristics of the species being used. Isolated pinholes
    not along the plane of the veneers, and occasional closed splits are permissible. Veneers showing
    compression failure shall be excluded. Occasional minor discoloration is permissible.
    There shall be not more than one edge joint in any 30cm (1ft2) width of the board, and the veneers shall, when
    jointed, be matched for color. There shall be no end joints.

    Core Veneers
    The requirements for core veneers shall be the same as those for face veneers, with the following exceptions.
    Small splits are permitted, and there is no limitation on the number of pin knots or edge joints. Discoloration
    is permissible, provided this is free from dote. Veneers need not be matched for color. There shall be no end
    joints.

    Limits of Manufacturing Defects in Plywood


    Defective Bonding Not Permitted
    Pleats and overlaps Not Permitted
    Gaps In faces. Not permitted. Occasional gaps that occur during manufacture may be repaired by means of
    well-fitted veneer inserts bonded with a complying adhesive. In Cores. In any edge of a board, not more than
    one gap, which shall be not wider than 0.5mm. Obviously the presence of defects in cores can only be judged
    by the appearance of the edges.

    Moisture Content.
    At the time of leaving the factory, finished boards shall have moisture content from 6 to 14%

    Finishing.
    Boards will be sanded on both sides equally

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    Length & Width.
    The length or width of a board produced as a standard size shall not be less than the specified size nor more
    than 6.3mm (0.25") greater than the specified size

    Squareness.
    The lengths of the diagonals of a board shall not differ by more than 0.25% of the length of the diagonal.

    Thickness:
    Tolerances vary as follows.
    4mm +.02/-0.6 6mm +.04/-0.65 9mm +.06/-0.75 12mm +.09/-0.82
    15mm +.1/-0.9 18mm +.12/-0.98 22mm +.16/-1.08 25mm +1.8/-1.16
    From the above we can assume that 6mm material will arrive at thickness' between 6.04mm and 5.35mm.

    Face Veneer thickness:


    For any three-ply construction, which applies to 3 and 4mm material, each face veneer shall be not thinner
    than 1/8" of the total thickness of veneers assembled dry.
    Since the dry thicknesses of the boards are 3.6 and 4.6 respectively, we can assume that for these
    thicknesses only the face veneers will be as follows 3.6mm dry x 12.5% (1/8) = 0.45mm 4.6mm dry x 12.5%
    (1/8) = 0.575mm Multi-Ply Construction.
    This applies to boards thicker than 4.8mm (3/16")
    Each face veneer shall be a minimum of 1.3mm and not thicker than 3.8mm. Each core veneer shall be no
    thicker than 4.8mm

    HUITIAN WOOD T: 86-539-8238009


    M: 86-186-53993089
    www.huitianwood.com
    gerry@huitianwood.com
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