Black Film-Faced Plywood
60 g/m² phenolic film, two-stage pressing at 130 °C, clean demoulding and 8–12 reuses — for work that has to pour again next week.
What it is
A film-faced formwork panel with a glue-impregnated black phenolic surface pressed onto a combi core. The film is what gives you the reuse count: it seals the face, sheds water and releases from concrete without a release agent.
| Size | 2440 × 1220 mm (8 × 4 ft) |
| Thickness | 12 / 15 / 18 / 20 mm |
| Face | 60 g/m² black film, double-sided |
| Finished film weight | ≈ 180–185 g/m² after pressing |
| Surface | Matt, anti-slip on request |
| Core | Combi core, glue on every ply |
| Glue | WBP phenolic, boil-proof 72 h |
| Moisture content | 8–12 % |
| Thickness tolerance | ±0.5 mm |
| Reuse | 8–12 cycles, normal site conditions |
| Edge | Waterproof edge-sealing paint |
| Loading port | FOB Xiamen |
Why the film matters
Film weight is the difference between a panel that lasts three pours and one that lasts twelve. At 60 g/m² of impregnated film you get a face thick enough to survive stripping, cleaning and stacking, and a finished film weight around 180–185 g/m² after pressing. Thin film looks identical on day one and fails by month two.
Where it is used
Columns, beams, bridge decks, shear walls, high-rise cores, tunnels, precast — any project where the formwork is stripped and re-set repeatedly.
The matt phenolic face releases cleanly and leaves a uniform concrete surface: no patching, no release agent, fewer tie-hole repairs.
OEM and custom printing
