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Packing Plywood for Crates, Export Cases & Cut-to-Size Parts.

Name: Packing Plywood
Brand: CUZI PLY
Availability: BackOrder

Available to order — made to order

Get the plywood your crate or case needs, direct from our CUZI PLY factory. Choose economical panels for one-way packing, calibrated boards for reusable cases, or project-defined heavy-duty constructions. Order full sheets or cut-to-size, drilled and labelled parts to your drawing—with sample confirmation, protective packing and a clear factory quote.

Panels for Crates & Export Cases

Choose plywood for crate sides, lids, liners and case components. We supply full sheets or cut-to-size parts, with core, bond and thickness matched to your packing needs.

Uses: Crates, cases and cut components
Moisture: 8–12% reusable-case target
Thickness: 3–30 mm by construction
Production lead time: 7–15 days · Made to order

ORDERING & SAMPLES

Plan your order with our factory.

Request a Sample Get a Quote

Conditions shown for Reusable Export Case. Compare other constructions below.

Availability: Available to order — made to order. We manufacture the plywood to your agreed specification and order quantity.
Order quantity & mix: Typically 100–500 sheets or a mixed labelled order after cutting-layout confirmation
Production lead time: 7–15 days. Production is based on your confirmed order. Ocean transit time is separate.
Price & quotation unit: USD/m³. Your quote is based on the agreed dimensions, construction and quantity. Processing and requested testing are stated separately where applicable.
Samples: Tell us the plywood, thickness, finish and delivery country. We confirm sample availability, any sample and courier costs, and dispatch arrangements before proceeding.
Packing & shipping: Sea freight in containers. Dry wrap, edge/corner protection, aligned bearers and SKU separation. Freight is quoted separately for each order, based on the destination, container requirements and shipping arrangements. The agreed charges are stated in your quotation and order confirmation.
Delivery terms: FOB Qingdao / Lianyungang, China. Tell us your destination port so we can coordinate the shipment.
Payment & order confirmation: We agree the payment method, currency and any deposit and balance schedule in the quotation or proforma invoice. Your order confirmation sets out the product, quantity, packing and delivery arrangements.
Warranty & returns: 180-day product warranty. Returns are agreed for each order. Return eligibility, the request period, return transport costs and any refund or replacement arrangements are set out in your quotation or sales contract. Contact our factory team with your order reference for after-sales support.

Compare order quantities & timing by construction

One-Way Case

Order quantity & mix: Typically 100–300 sheets per thickness or a confirmed cut-component batch
Production lead time: 7–15 days

Reusable Export Case

Order quantity & mix: Typically 100–500 sheets or a mixed labelled order after cutting-layout confirmation
Production lead time: 7–15 days

Engineered Heavy-Duty

Order quantity & mix: Project MOQ follows SKU count, construction, machining, first production sample and pack sequence
Production lead time: 7–15 days

Start with what you know: send the product or application, dimensions, quantity and destination. Add your target delivery date, product mix or drawings if available. Our team will help complete the specification and commercial details.

Choose your case use

One shipment, recurring reuse or a heavy-equipment project?

We help select the panel construction.

Plan handling and storage

How will the case be moved, stored and exposed to moisture?

Match core, bond, edges and inspection to the duty.

Describe the cargo

What are you packing, and where does it contact the case?

Include mass, supports, restraints and delicate surfaces if known.

Order sheets or finished parts

Full sheets, cut blanks, drilled panels or labelled sets?

Start with sizes and quantities; add a drawing if available.

Get a quote for your destination

Send quantity, delivery country and any required documents.

We confirm the sample, production, packing and commercial terms.

PANEL ROLES

Packing plywood made for the crate or case you are building.

Order plywood for crate sides, ends, lids, liners, base subpanels or ready-to-assemble cut components from our CUZI PLY factory. Choose a utility panel for a one-way shipment, a calibrated construction for recurring case production, or a denser panel for a project-defined equipment case. We help match the core, bond, thickness, surface and machining to the role of each part.

Start with the crate or case use, sheet or part sizes, thickness, quantity and destination. Add cargo, handling, frame spacing and fastener details if known; our factory team helps complete the panel requirements. We manufacture to your agreed panel and component specification; the complete case design brings together the cargo, frame, supports, restraints and handling arrangements.

Side / end panel

Frame centres, edge support, handling impacts and closure method

Match frame spacing and edge support to the panel and case design.

Top / closure

Access, weather cover, fasteners and removal frequency

Specify any stacking loads with the complete frame and closure design.

Base subpanel

Bearing, concentrated feet, restraint and skid interfaces

Plan bearing, skids, restraints and lift points as part of the complete case.

Cut component

Drawing, datum, direction, openings, label and case-set sequence

Confirm the part drawing and sample fit before repeat cutting.

PANEL & CASE DESIGN

Match the plywood to your crate or case design.

Panel weight, core quality, moisture, bond and cut edges affect how your parts machine, fasten and fit. Compare these with the expected storage conditions, transport exposure and number of handling or reuse cycles. Send your use, sizes, thickness, quantity and destination, with a case drawing if available. We help select the sheets or component set and agree the processing and inspection requirements before production.

For heavy equipment or concentrated loads, consider the complete case: frame and bearer sections, support spacing, cargo restraints, lifting points and stacking. Our Industrial Packaging guide helps you identify these inputs. Where declared structural design properties are required, discuss Structural Plywood; compare Poplar and Hardwood Plywood when weight or species-led construction is the main choice.

Select the plywood and finished component dimensions
Match frames, fasteners, supports and cargo restraints
Specify any testing for the assembled, filled case

CHOOSE YOUR PACKING PANELS

Packing and packaging plywood, supplied as sheets or finished parts.

CUZI PLY manufactures packing plywood in our own factory in Linyi, Shandong, China, with 10 production lines. Order panels or agreed cut, drilled and labelled components for your assembly. Our factory helps select the face, back, core, bond and thickness, then confirms the construction with you before production.

Crate plywood for sides, lids and liners

Choose utility faces for concealed or one-trip parts, and tighter surface and edge requirements where cargo touches the panel or parts will be reused. Add any known limits for repairs, core gaps and overlaps around holes and fastening zones. Before production, agree these with the thickness, bond, frame spacing, handling and moisture exposure.

Compare poplar, combi-core or eucalyptus plywood at the same dimensions, face grade and supplied processing.

Pallet-grade plywood for deck and base panels

For a pallet deck, load board or base subpanel, start with the panel sizes, thickness, quantity and destination. Add the bearer layout, supported spans, fastener positions and cargo contact areas if known, along with filled mass, load distribution, fork entry, lifting and the stacking arrangement.

Agree the actual face, core, density, bond, thickness and cut-edge quality. Pallet-grade is a use description, not a universal load rating. Select the panel with the complete pallet design; we quote plywood sheets or finished panel parts, rather than an assembled pallet.

Plywood for timber packaging

Combine plywood panels with the frame, bearers, restraints and closures your crate design requires. Tell us which surfaces touch the goods, the permitted face repairs, cleanliness and edge finish. Separate the plywood part list from any solid-wood components in the shipment.

Packaging made wholly from processed plywood is exempt from ISPM 15. Check solid-wood frames, bearers, pallets or dunnage separately for destination treatment and marking. The plywood exemption does not cover those wood parts or establish package strength.

For complete-package planning, use our industrial packaging guide; for reusable equipment cases, compare protective-case panel and hardware requirements. Our supply here is the plywood or specified panel components for the case you build.

CASE OPTIONS

Choose around one trip, repeat use or a heavy-equipment project.

One-Way Case

Keep one-trip packing costs focused on the job. A utility poplar or mixed-core panel can suit crate sides, liners, covers and straightforward cut parts with covered handling and a specified fixing layout.

Face: Utility C/D or equivalent functional face after sample
Core: Poplar or legal mixed-wood core
Bond: Interior or moisture-resistant option matched to covered duty
Thickness: 3–21 mm available range
Thickness tolerance: Typically ±0.7 mm after construction confirmation
Moisture: Typically 8–15% planning target at shipment
Density: Typically 450–600 kg/m³ after core confirmation
Use: One-way crates, liners, covers and simple case components.
Who it suits: Industrial packers, exporters and case makers ordering for a specified shipment.
Available documents: Material, dimension and sourcing reports and records available on request for the ordered construction
Order quantity & mix: Typically 100–300 sheets per thickness or a confirmed cut-component batch

Reusable Export Case

For recurring case production, choose calibrated poplar, combi or selected eucalyptus with the surface, edges and dimensions your assembly needs. Confirm a sample part set, labels and packing order for repeat use.

Face: C/C, BB/CC or selected packing face with tighter repair limits
Core: Poplar, combi or selected eucalyptus option
Bond: Exterior phenolic option available for humid export handling
Thickness: 4–25 mm available range
Thickness tolerance: Typically ±0.5 mm after calibration and sample
Moisture: Typically 8–12% controlled range for reusable export cases
Density: Typically 480–650 kg/m³ with batch check
Use: Reusable export cases, equipment panels and repeat cut-component orders.
Who it suits: Case manufacturers and equipment exporters needing consistent parts and repeat supply.
Available documents: Exterior-bond, dimensions, sourcing and destination reports and records available on request for the selected construction
Order quantity & mix: Typically 100–500 sheets or a mixed labelled order after cutting-layout confirmation

Engineered Heavy-Duty

Tell our factory team about the equipment case, panel sizes, thickness, quantity and destination; add a drawing if available. Compare denser hardwood, eucalyptus or selected combi panels for larger components, complex machining and demanding fixing areas. We agree the panel and component specification before production, with sample and test requirements for the complete case design.

Face: Selected industrial face with mapped fastening and machined zones
Core: Selected hardwood, eucalyptus or dense combi construction
Bond: Project bond specification selected with exposure and complete-case verification plan
Thickness: 6–30 mm project available range
Thickness tolerance: Typically ±0.3–0.5 mm after project construction confirmation
Moisture: Typically 6–10% project target after conditioning and exposure review
Density: Project range typically 580–750 kg/m³; exact density confirmed after construction confirmation
Use: Project-defined heavy-equipment case panels and large or complex components.
Who it suits: Specialist case makers and equipment exporters working to a defined project design.
Available documents: Project material reports and records and complete-package test next steps configured to the exact case and destination
Order quantity & mix: Project MOQ follows SKU count, construction, machining, first production sample and pack sequence

COMPLETE SPECIFICATION

Compare the panel, finished parts and purchase conditions.

Compare core, bond, thickness, moisture, machining and order terms across the three options. Open the 50-field table when you need the detailed specification.

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Specification	One-Way Case	Reusable Export Case	Engineered Heavy-Duty
Intended case duty	One-way cases, liners, covers and simple closure panels	Reusable export cases and drawing-controlled equipment panels	Project-defined heavy equipment cases, larger spans and complex cut components
Expected reuse cycle	One trip or limited handling; reuse depends on the case design and handling conditions	Repeated handling plan confirmed with the complete case design	Project reuse expectation converted into complete-case trials and inspection points
Cargo description / sensitivity	Non-fragile cargo described before thickness selection	Equipment geometry, sensitivity and contact restrictions recorded	Heavy, delicate or high-value cargo mapped with restraints and load interfaces
Gross mass input	Buyer supplies gross cargo and complete packed mass estimate	Verified gross mass enters frame and fastener review	project drawing records cargo, case, restraint and handling mass separately
Load distribution input	Even or known support condition stated by buyer	Concentrated feet, rails and restraint points marked on drawings	Full bearing map and load paths handed to the packaging-system designer
Unsupported span / frame-spacing input	Simple frame centres stated before panel confirmation	Maximum unsupported panel span defined on agreed drawing	Each span, opening and discontinuity reviewed with the complete frame system
Stacking and storage input	Expected warehouse stack and short storage option stated	Stack height, duration and support alignment recorded	Compression, long-storage and stacking option assigned to complete-package validation
Lift and handling input	Manual, pallet or forklift handling method declared	Fork entry, sling or lifting-zone interfaces identified	All lift points, accelerations and handling orientations included in the case drawing
Vibration / shock input	Normal shipment mode noted without a generic rating	Known distribution hazards inform core and fastening trials	Project profile selects applicable ASTM, ISTA or buyer package procedure
Climate / moisture exposure	Dry covered handling or brief controlled exposure defined	Humid export option with exterior-bond option and edge plan	Named climate, duration, condensation and storage risks drive project construction
Face grade	Utility C/D or equivalent functional face after sample	C/C, BB/CC or selected packing face with tighter repair limits	Selected industrial face with mapped fastening and machined zones
Back grade	Utility back allowing agreed sound repairs	Balanced packing back with controlled open defects	Selected back matched to restraint, frame and exposed-zone requirements
Face veneer species	Poplar or selected mixed utility veneer	Poplar, eucalyptus or selected hardwood face option	Project-selected hardwood, eucalyptus or other qualified veneer face
Core species	Poplar or legal mixed-wood core	Poplar, combi or selected eucalyptus option	Selected hardwood, eucalyptus or dense combi construction
Core construction	Functional utility core for one-way panel duty	Calibrated multi-ply core with controlled repair and edge quality	Void-controlled project lay-up qualified around fastening and cut geometry
Lay-up / ply count	Recorded symmetrical schedule for ordered thickness	Ply count and veneer schedule confirmed by agreed sample	Project ply schedule retained by SKU, size and thickness batch
Core gap / overlap / repair rule	Utility limits agreed on a representative edge	Tighter gap, overlap and repair limits at fastener and cut zones	Zone-specific limits mapped for holes, edges, restraints and high-demand interfaces
Bond / adhesive option	Interior or moisture-resistant option matched to covered duty	Exterior phenolic option available for humid export handling	Project bond specification selected with exposure and complete-case verification plan
Panel density	Typically 450–600 kg/m³ after core confirmation	Typically 480–650 kg/m³ with batch check	Project range typically 580–750 kg/m³; exact density confirmed after construction confirmation
Calculated sheet weight	Calculated from confirmed batch density × ordered width × length × thickness	SKU weight calculated and checked against handling and pack payload	Actual project density and dimensions drive sheet, component and pack mass schedule
Moisture content	Typically 8–15% planning target at shipment	Typically 8–12% controlled range for reusable export cases	Typically 6–10% project target after conditioning and exposure review
emission requirement when required	Destination requirement confirmed before selecting adhesive	Order-specific E1/E0 or buyer requirement available on request	Exact construction and destination method included in the test and document requirements
Standard panel formats	See regular factory formats	See regular factory formats	See regular factory formats
Project / oversize formats	See made-to-order formats	See made-to-order formats	See made-to-order formats
Finished thickness	3–21 mm available range	4–25 mm available range	6–30 mm project available range
Thickness tolerance	Typically ±0.7 mm after construction confirmation	Typically ±0.5 mm after calibration and sample	Typically ±0.3–0.5 mm after project construction confirmation
Length / width tolerance	+0 / −3 mm planning target for full sheets	+0 / −2 mm for selected panels or cut parts	Drawing tolerance assigned to each finished component and machining option
Squareness / diagonal	Utility full-sheet diagonal check	Measured diagonal difference agreed with blank drawing	Part-specific squareness, datum and inspection method recorded
Flatness / bow / twist	Full-support visual acceptance for one-way duty	Conditioned flatness check on selected full sheet and blanks	Measured project limit after conditioning, machining and support simulation
Surface / sanding	Unsanded or utility sanded face by order	Two-face sanded and calibrated for labels, contact and clean handling	Selected sanding and surface limit by restraint, coating or equipment-contact zone
Edge condition	Clean saw-cut parent edge or simple blank edge	Controlled cut quality with sealed or protected edge option	Machined edge acceptance, repair and project protection schedule
Cut-blank dimensions	Simple rectangles after buyer drawing confirmation	Drawing-controlled rectangles and profiles with SKU tolerances	Complex blanks, openings and interfaces confirmed by approving the first production sample
Cutting layout and yield confirmation	We propose a simple cutting-layout yield plan for your confirmation	Buyer approves parent sheet, grain direction, quantity and offcut rule	Revision-controlled nesting file links every component to project and pack sequence
Saw / CNC / drilling / slot option	Straight saw cutting and simple drilling after trial	CNC, slots and hole patterns qualified on a first component	Tooling, datum, cut order and critical interfaces defined in project process plan
Part numbering / labels	Basic SKU or case-set label	Unique part code, orientation and case-set sequence	Revision, component, case, batch and assembly position controlled by label file
Grain / face direction on drawings	Direction marked when it affects cut yield	Face direction and datum arrow fixed for every repeated blank	Direction, face, orientation and assembly side form part of the controlled drawing
Frame material interface	Buyer names solid-wood or other frame material and contact face	Frame species, section, moisture and panel bearing detail provided	Frame, bearer, restraint and panel connections specified in the case drawing
Fastener type input	Buyer identifies nail, staple or screw family	Diameter, head, point, coating and installation tool stated	Project fastener specification and substitution rule tied to the complete case
Fastener edge distance / spacing	Buyer drawing states basic edge distance and centres	Trial drawing specifies edge distance, spacing and frame penetration	Interface schedule varies by panel zone, joint, load path and fastener system
Screw / nail holding trial	Simple assembly coupon available after inputs are supplied	first production sample holding and installation observations recorded	Project trial or nominated method linked to exact panel, frame and fastener
Splitting / pull-through observation	Visual observation on representative coupon	Edge split, head pull-through and local crushing checked on first production sample	Acceptance criteria and failure record assigned by the packaging-system engineer
first production sample panel or component	One representative rectangle or case-side panel	Complete labelled component set before series cutting	Project subassembly with frames, fasteners, openings and critical interfaces
Batch inspection and sampling	Appearance, dimensions, moisture and pack check by batch	Construction, density, blanks, labels and first production sample references sampled	Project control plan defines sample frequency, records and retained components
Species / source / legality record	CUZI PLY species declaration and origin information by order	Transaction-specific legality and sourcing packet available on request	Project chain-of-custody, due-diligence and change record configured to destination
Bond / dimension / material reports and records	factory inspection record for the selected utility construction	Bond and dimension reports and records available on request for the exact export programme	Named methods, specimens and acceptance documents scheduled for project construction
Complete case test next steps	Panel data handed to buyer; no complete-case rating implied	Panel and first production sample records support the buyer's package test plan	Complete crate/shipping-unit test belongs to ASTM, ISTA, ISO or buyer system scope
Solid-wood bearer / dunnage option	Separate component declaration; plywood itself follows processed-wood exemption	Solid-wood battens, pallets and dunnage checked for destination ISPM 15 trigger	Importer and packaging designer confirm every solid-wood component, treatment and mark option
Face protection / panel packing	Aligned pallet, top/bottom protection and parallel straps	Dry wrap, edge/corner protection, aligned bearers and SKU separation	Project sequence packs, non-damaging supports and component-level protection plan
MOQ / SKU / pack sequence	Typically 100–300 sheets per thickness or confirmed cut-component batch	Typically 100–500 sheets or a mixed labelled order after cutting-layout confirmation	Project MOQ follows SKU count, material build, machining, first production sample and pack sequence
Loading, lead time and change control	7–15 days	7–15 days	7–15 days

CUT-TO-SIZE COMPONENTS

Ready-to-assemble parts, cut and labelled to your drawing.

Reduce cutting and sorting at your workshop by ordering rectangular blanks, profiles, drilled panels or slotted components. Start with the finished sizes, thickness, quantities and destination; add the drawing revision and machining details if available. Our factory helps complete the component specification. We agree the part drawing, sheet layout, face direction, cutting allowance and offcut requirements before machining.

For repeat production, confirm a first production sample or complete part set for edge quality, holes, slots, frame fit, labels and packing order. Part numbers and orientation marks help your team identify the correct component during assembly and repeat orders.

Confirm sheet size and face direction
Agree the finished-part drawing and revision
Confirm cutting layout, saw kerf, allowances and yield
Cut and label a complete first production sample set
Check frame fit, fixing areas and cut edges
Agree part quantities, packing order and retained sample

Regular factory formats

1220×2440, 1250×2500, 1525×3050 mm

Made to order

1250×3050, 1250×3660, 2100×2800, 1830×3660, 1250×3800 mm

Send sizes, thickness, quantity and destination; add face direction and tolerances if known. We confirm the finished-part requirements before cutting or machining and plan export packing with you. Custom size is a manufacturing choice, not a separate certificate for every millimetre; relevant documents follow the product construction, intended use and applicable requirements.

Specify the finished part size, not only a 4×8 sheet name.

A 4×8 ft sheet is exactly 1219.2×2438.4 mm. A 1/2-inch thickness is 12.7 mm, so 12 mm is not its exact equivalent. Put the actual width, length, finished thickness and permitted deviations on your order. Allow for saw kerf, trimming and any machining or applied surface when planning part fit.

Choose cut-to-size panels, CNC-routed or drilled parts and agreed edge banding with the required reference edges, hole centres, slot sizes, face direction, quantities and labels. A sheet-thickness tolerance does not define every finished-part or hole-position tolerance.

Plan sheet, component and pack weights.

A 1220×2440×12 mm reference sheet has a nominal volume of 0.0357216 m³. Using the listed Reusable Export Case density of 480–650 kg/m³ gives a calculated sheet weight of about 17.1–23.2 kg. This is not a weighed sheet or a case load rating. Confirm actual batch density, finished sizes, component counts and protective packing mass for lifting and container payload.

Utility-grade packing plywood sheet fully supported on a panel-saw table beside straight crate-side cut blanks. — **Cut-to-Size Parts, Ready to Assemble**
Order parts to your finished sizes and drawing, with holes, slots and labels where required. Confirm part quantities and packing sequence to simplify sorting and assembly.

PLAN YOUR ORDER

Get a factory quote for your crate or case panels.

One-trip crate panels

Keep costs focused on sides, lids, liners and closures. Match the utility face, core, bond and cut yield to covered handling, storage and the fixing layout.

Send with your enquiry: Case use, sheet or part sizes, thickness, quantities and destination; expected exposure if known.

Repeat ready-to-assemble parts

Reduce cutting and sorting by ordering the same labelled part set. Agree the cutting layout, face direction, holes, slots and packing sequence around your workshop assembly.

Send with your enquiry: Case use, part sizes, thickness, quantities and destination; drawing revision, part numbers, tolerances and labels if available.

Equipment-case components

Choose a denser construction around the frame, cargo contact and fixing areas. Plan supports, restraints and lifting with the case designer; arrange project trials where specified.

Send with your enquiry: Case use, panel sizes, thickness, quantities and destination; cargo, packed mass, frame layout, fasteners and specified tests if known.

Start with the use, full-sheet or finished-part dimensions, thickness, quantity and destination. Our factory helps complete the face, core, bond, cutting layout, machining and packing details. Your quotation states the selected construction, order quantity, payment and named delivery terms. Production time is separate from shipping transit.

For a panel or component sample, start with the case use, sizes, thickness and delivery country; add a preferred construction or drawing if available. We confirm sample availability, any sample and courier costs, and dispatch arrangements. Keep the agreed part reference and drawing revision for repeat production.

FASTENER FIT

Match the panel, frame and fasteners before repeat assembly.

Screw, nail and staple performance depends on the selected core, density, thickness, moisture and cut edge, as well as the frame and fixing layout. Add the frame material, fastener type, edge distance and spacing if known. We confirm the selected panel and component requirements with you before production. A trial with the selected panel and actual assembly helps identify splitting, local crushing, pull-through or inconsistent installation.

Check a representative component or subassembly before a repeat order. We retain the agreed panel and part reference; your case designer confirms the fastening arrangement and acceptance requirements for the complete package, including loads, support and handling.

Describe rain, condensation, warehouse humidity, cleaning and the time the filled package may stand outdoors. Select the bond and any surface or edge protection around that exposure. Protect cut edges, holes and joints, keep packs dry with aligned supports, and inspect reusable panels and fixings before another trip. An exterior bond alone does not make the complete case watertight.

Panel

Core, density, lay-up, thickness, edge condition and moisture

Frame

Material, section, moisture, bearing face and joint geometry

Fastener

Type, diameter, head, point, coating, tool and penetration

Layout

Edge distance, centres, joint support, openings and direction

Observation

Splitting, crushing, pull-through, withdrawal and installation consistency

PRODUCT, PACKAGE & IMPORT DOCUMENTS

Get the panel and export documents your shipment needs.

Tell us the delivery country and end use, with any documents your project has specified. Our factory team confirms the panel specification, available bond and material documents, inspection records and sourcing information for your order. Where distribution or stacking tests are required, the selected procedure assesses the assembled and filled shipping unit.

Packaging made wholly from processed plywood is exempt from ISPM 15. Solid-wood battens, bearers, pallets or dunnage used alongside it must be checked separately for the destination’s treatment and marking requirements. Include these components in the packing description so your importer and case designer can confirm the complete shipment requirements.

Panel product

ISO 12465, ISO 12466 / EN 314 option, dimensions and buyer material controls

Defines the supplied plywood construction and reports and records.

Complete packaging system

ASTM D4169, ISTA, ISO 12048 and applicable crate/box methods

Applies to the assembled and filled package under a selected test programme.

Import / biosecurity / sourcing

ISPM 15 component check, FSC/PEFC transaction requirement, EUDR or destination due diligence

Depends on the actual transaction, solid-wood components, importer and destination.

See the IPPC ISPM 15 scope for the distinction between processed plywood and raw-wood packaging components. For complete-package testing, see ASTM D4169 shipping-unit testing.

FOB China price

The 2026-08-22 FOB China prices apply to the listed specifications. Final quotation confirms the selected panel, cut-component schedule, Incoterm, shipment point, quantity, packing and required documents. FOB China prices are calculated from the selected panel, component schedule, quantity, destination and delivery terms.

USD 200–280/m³

One-Way Case planning band; exact value depends on face, utility core, bond, thickness, cut yield, quantity and pack.

USD 280–400/m³

Reusable Export Case planning band; tighter core, calibration, exterior-bond option, labels and repeat controls apply.

USD 400–580/m³

Engineered Heavy-Duty planning band; denser construction, project machining, first production sample and reports and records scope are major variables.

Compare quotations on the same 1220×2440×12 mm reference panel or the same agreed cut-component schedule. Align face and back grade, core species, lay-up, bond, density, moisture, tolerance, cut yield, drilling or slots, first production sample inspection, labels, SKU mix and pack sequence. Final pricing then reflects the confirmed quantity, destination, Incoterm, shipment point, packing and required product or import documents.

Quotation variables: Face/back grade, species, core construction, lay-up, bond, density, moisture, panel and cut dimensions, tolerance, nesting yield, machining, first production sample, SKU quantity, inspection, labels, documents, packing, payload and lead time.

Reference constructionPacking plywood, 1220×2440×12 mm reference panel

Main price variablesCore, bond, cut yield, machining, SKU quantity and packing

Reference date2026-08-22

Buy your packing panels directly from our manufacturing team.

Start with the case use, panel or part sizes, thickness, quantity and delivery country or port. Add a part schedule or preferred construction if available; our factory helps complete the requirements before production. Our factory quotation states the supply scope, quotation unit, currency, payment schedule, packing, named delivery terms and current production timing. Compare the same panel specification and usable component yield, with cutting, machining, protective packing and freight stated separately. Production time and shipping transit are separate.

For long or wide components, include pack dimensions, unloading access and available lifting equipment. Plan pack support, container loading and receiving around the actual component set.

FOB China price USD 200–580/m³

Utility packing plywood fastened to a supported timber frame with straight fastener rows aligned over the battens. — **Plan the Panel and Fasteners Together**
Specify the frame material, fastener type, edge distance and spacing. Check the selected panel and fixing layout for splitting, pull-through and fit before repeat assembly.

REPEAT ORDERS

Reorder the same parts with a clear factory specification.

Keep the agreed sample, core, bond, thickness, dimensions, drawing revision, labels and packing sequence with your order. We confirm changes to materials or processing with you before repeat production, helping your team maintain the fit and assembly sequence it expects.

For a current quote, send the sheet or part quantities, destination and target date. The price section uses a dated 1220×2440×12 mm reference. Your order price includes the agreed construction and scope of cutting, drilling, inspection, documents and packing, with freight and delivery terms stated in the quotation.

Selected panel and retained sample
Confirmed part drawing and quantity schedule
Batch identification and packing sequence
Material or drawing changes agreed before production

STANDARDS & DOCUMENTS

Find the product and shipment documents for your project.

YOUR PROJECT & PRODUCT DOCUMENTS

Is this panel right for your project?

Start with the application, then match the documents to the plywood we will manufacture for your order.

Project fit

Crates, reusable export cases and machined packaging components.

Match panel thickness, bond, fasteners and frame design to the packed load and distribution conditions.

Documents to request

Panel and cut-component specification and inspection records
Agreed complete-package or stacking test results where required
Destination documents for any solid-wood packaging components

Before you specify

A plywood bond report does not rate the filled case. Package strength and transport performance depend on the assembled unit, contents and handling conditions.

Company credentials and product reports serve different purposes. Review our company documents; use the product-specific requirements below for your project.

Plywood specification and bond

Available on request

Request the material and bond documents for your selected core, adhesive and exposure. They describe the supplied panel; the cargo, frame and fixings determine the complete case design.

ISO 12465 and ISO 12466 / EN 314 option for the exact panel; not a complete-case rating.

Dimensions and buyer inspection

available on request for the exact order

Use the dimension, thickness, moisture, density and cut-part records to check the order and repeat fit. Include reference edges, hole positions, labels and agreed tolerances for finished parts.

Panel and component dimensions, moisture, density, tolerances and agreed sample.

Complete distribution package

Project-specific

Where distribution testing is specified, give the cargo, packed mass and shipping hazards. Agree the complete shipping unit and test plan with your case designer and laboratory, rather than treating a panel report as the package result.

ASTM D4169, ISTA or buyer procedure selected for the assembled, filled shipping unit.

Compression / stacking

Project-specific

Specify the filled-case configuration, stack arrangement, support, duration and required result. A compression or stacking test addresses that assembled package, not a universal sheet load rating.

ISO 12048 or nominated method for the complete filled transport package.

Solid-wood packaging components

Importer confirmation required

Identify any raw solid-wood battens, bearers, pallets and dunnage separately. Processed plywood is exempt from ISPM 15, but raw wood alongside it needs the applicable destination treatment and marking checks.

ISPM 15 applies according to actual raw solid-wood battens, bearers, pallets or dunnage and destination; processed plywood follows the exemption option.

Sourcing and import due diligence

document and test packages configured to order

Ask for the species, origin and sourcing documents needed for your material and transaction. Certification claims and due-diligence records must match the qualifying supply and destination; they do not rate case strength.

FSC, PEFC, EUDR, Australian due diligence or buyer requirement only when transaction and destination scope apply.

DECISION QUESTIONS

Packing plywood buying questions

Plan your panel, parts and order.

What is packing plywood used for?

CUZI PLY manufactures packing plywood for crate sides, ends, lids, covers, liners, base subpanels and cut-to-size case components. Tell us about the cargo, handling, storage and destination. We help select the panel construction and supply sheets or processed parts to your agreed specification.

Which panel should I choose for one-way or reusable cases?

For one-way crates and covered handling, compare utility poplar or mixed-core panels around weight, basic fastening and cost. Reusable cases may need calibrated poplar, combi or selected eucalyptus, controlled cut edges and repeatable part dimensions. Heavy-equipment projects may call for denser hardwood, eucalyptus or selected combi construction. Match the choice to frame spacing, fixing, moisture exposure and the complete case design.

What thickness and moisture range can I order?

The One-Way Case option lists 3–21 mm with a typical 8–15% shipment moisture target. Reusable Export Case lists 4–25 mm and typically 8–12%; Engineered Heavy-Duty lists 6–30 mm with a typical 6–10% project target after conditioning and exposure review. Choose the thickness with the panel role, support spacing, cargo contact points, openings and fixing arrangement; the completed case design determines the load and handling requirements.

Can you cut sheets to our finished part sizes?

Yes. Choose a regular or made-to-order sheet from the formats section, then send the finished part sizes, thickness, quantity and destination. Add face direction and tolerances if known. Our factory plans the construction, cutting layout, sheet support, part labels, packing and loading with you, and confirms the finished-part requirements before cutting. Custom size is a manufacturing choice; relevant documents follow the product construction, intended use and applicable requirements.

Can you supply cut-to-size, drilled or labelled parts?

Yes. Start with the case use, finished sizes, thickness, part quantities and destination. Add a drawing revision, face direction, holes, slots, tolerances, labels or assembly sequence if available. Our factory helps complete the details and agrees the part drawing, cutting layout and processing scope before machining. We confirm a first production sample or part set for fit and edge quality before repeat cutting.

Can I request a panel or component sample?

Yes. Tell us the case use, panel or part sizes, thickness and delivery country. Add your core, weight, finish, machining or fastening preferences if known; our factory helps select the panel or component to compare. We confirm sample availability, any sample and courier costs, and dispatch arrangements. Use the selected sample to check the face, edge, frame fit and fixing details before agreeing the repeat order.

How do I choose the bond for export handling?

Describe the storage time, humidity, condensation, rain exposure and expected reuse. Covered one-way duty can use a selected interior or moisture-resistant construction. Reusable or humid handling may need the exterior phenolic option, with protected edges and an appropriate storage plan. We confirm the selected bond and any required documents with the order.

How are screw, nail or staple requirements checked?

Use the selected panel, actual frame material, nominated fastener and intended edge distance and spacing in a representative assembly. Check splitting, local crushing, head pull-through, withdrawal and installation consistency. Our factory confirms the panel and component reference; your case designer confirms the fixing arrangement and acceptance requirements for the complete package.

Does a plywood case need ISPM 15 treatment?

Wood packaging made wholly from processed plywood is exempt from ISPM 15. Solid-wood battens, bearers, pallets or dunnage combined with the plywood are checked separately for the destination’s treatment and marking requirements. Identify these components in the packing description and confirm the complete shipment requirements with your importer or customs broker. This exemption concerns phytosanitary treatment, not a case load rating or all import obligations.

Which panel and package documents can I request?

We confirm available panel-specification, bond, dimension, moisture, density, inspection and sourcing documents for the selected construction and order. Where required, discuss ISO 12465, ISO 12466 / EN 314 or the buyer’s named method. ASTM D4169, ISTA, ISO 12048 or a nominated package procedure applies to the assembled and filled shipping unit. FSC, PEFC and destination due-diligence documents depend on the qualifying material, transaction and applicable requirements.

What are the FOB China prices, minimum orders and production times?

The 2026-08-22 FOB China prices for the 1220×2440×12 mm reference are USD 200–280/m³ for One-Way Case, USD 280–400/m³ for Reusable Export Case and USD 400–580/m³ for Engineered Heavy-Duty. One-Way Case typically starts at 100–300 sheets per thickness or a quoted cut-part batch; Reusable Export Case typically uses 100–500 sheets or a mixed labelled order after cutting-layout confirmation. Project quantity depends on part count, construction, machining, sample and packing sequence. We manufacture to your order with a production lead time of 7–15 days. Our quote confirms your order quantity, production schedule and delivery terms; shipping transit is separate.

What do you need for a factory quotation or repeat order?

Start with the crate or case use, sheet or part sizes, thickness, quantity, destination and target date. Add cargo details, frame spacing, fasteners, preferred core, moisture exposure and drawings where available. You do not need every technical detail ready before contacting us. For repeat orders, identify the selected sample and drawing revision; we confirm changes to material, dimensions, processing or packing before production.

What does pallet-grade plywood mean for my order?

It describes plywood intended for a pallet deck, load board or base panel, not one universal construction or load rating. Start with the panel use, sizes, thickness, quantity and destination. Add the bearer layout, unsupported spans, fasteners, filled mass, load distribution, fork entry, handling and stacking arrangement if known. Before production, agree the actual face, core, bond, density and finished dimensions with the complete pallet design. CUZI PLY supplies plywood sheets or specified panel parts rather than assembled pallets.

How should I specify 4×8 or 1/2-inch packing plywood?

Use actual millimetre dimensions and finished-part tolerances alongside nominal sheet or inch names. A 4×8 ft sheet is exactly 1219.2×2438.4 mm; 1/2 inch is 12.7 mm, not exactly 12 mm. Define the finished panel or component dimensions, thickness, reference edges, holes, slots, cutting allowance and face direction. Agree tolerances after any machining or applied surface so the parts fit the frame and hardware.

Do you supply complete crates or plywood components?

This product page offers factory-made plywood sheets and agreed cut-to-size, profiled, drilled or labelled panel components for your assembly. Start with the case use, part sizes, thickness, quantity and destination; add a part list and processing details if available. We confirm each part, finished dimensions, processing and packing sequence before production. The complete crate or pallet design combines the panels with the cargo, frame, bearers, restraints, fasteners and handling arrangements. Specify complete-package testing separately where your shipping project requires it.

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