Bring the surface, substrate and machining into one factory order. CUZI PLY manufactures plastic coated plywood in Linyi, China for formwork, protective cases and fitted panels. Choose a PP or specified plastic film face, then match the core, finished dimensions, cut edges and working conditions. Get sheets or processed parts with a quotation that makes your material and delivery requirements clear.
Select the plastic face for contact, cleaning and the finish you need. Match the plywood core, overall thickness, machined details and protected cut edges in one specification for your sheets or fitted parts.
Start with the working surface you need, then set the core, bonding, reverse and finished dimensions. The offer identifies the supplied materials and processing so your workshop and purchasing team compare the same product.
Polypropylene gives the working face a named plastic material. Choose the face and reverse arrangement, colour and finish together with the plywood underneath. Include the required adhesion, wear and service conditions for your finished panel.
For your enquiry: PP material, surface finish, colour, face/back arrangement, core, finished thickness and required tests.
Name the plastic film rather than buying by a colour or a generic film label. Specify film thickness, finish, bonding and the working surface you need. The reverse face and exposed cuts are included in the panel specification.
For your enquiry: Film material, thickness, finish, face/back coverage, lamination requirements and cut-edge protection.
Start with sheets for your workshop or order the cut panels, profiles and holes you need. Coordinate the coating with finished fit, tooling, edge protection and packing so parts arrive identified for your assembly. Carry the drawing revision, colour or finish reference and working-face orientation into the part labels and repeat orders.
For your enquiry: Part drawing, dimensions, tolerance, profiles, holes, edge protection, quantities and pack sequence.
Surface names are not interchangeable. Identify the face material and complete board in each offer, then compare finish, machining, working conditions and the relevant product information.
PP is a thermoplastic surface material; conventional phenolic film is a resin-treated paper overlay. Black faces can appear in either product family. Compare the named surface, plywood core, bonding and intended use—not the colour alone.
Compare Film Faced PlywoodHigh-pressure laminate is a separately pressed resin-and-paper surface sheet bonded to a substrate. It is not simply another name for PP facing. Choose HPL for its specified finish and application, with laminate, backing and edge treatment agreed together.
Compare HPL PlywoodA smooth or lightly textured plastic face does not establish slip performance. For a working floor, name the texture, wear, friction test conditions, loads and supports. Choose the complete flooring construction rather than transferring a wall-panel or formwork surface result.
Compare Anti-Slip PlywoodA black colour can suit a plastic-faced panel, a resin-treated film or a laminate. Write the material, face/back arrangement, core and intended use into the order so the colour does not hide a different product.
Request a SampleChoose a construction for your application, not one surface for every job. Tell us the contact, cleaning, exposure, fixing and finish requirements; we quote the panel and requested processing together.
Choose a formwork construction for the concrete finish, supports, fixings and pour conditions. Agree compatible release agent, cleaning, handling and cut-edge resealing. Any reuse expectation refers to that panel and the stated site conditions.
For your enquiry: Concrete finish, supports, pressure or loading, release agent, cleaning, handling and required panel tests.
Plan a formwork orderMatch the face to handling and cleaning, then specify cut edges, corners, hinges and fastening. Include panel mass and the case design where weight and repeated transport matter; the coating does not establish the assembled case load rating.
For your enquiry: Case drawing, surface finish, finished thickness, hardware, loads, cleaning and quantities.
Plan fitted protective casesSpecify the visible face, reverse, joints, attachment and cleaning conditions for linings or interior parts. Include the relevant fire, emission or vehicle requirements for the finished product and intended installation.
For your enquiry: Part positions, finish, core, fixings, exposure, cleaning and destination or vehicle requirements.
Need a container floor rather than a lining?Choose colour, texture and repeatable finished dimensions for your fitted parts. Match machining and edge treatment to joints and hardware, with the backing, inspection and part labels carried into repeat production.
For your enquiry: Visible finish, reverse, cut list, tolerances, joint and hardware positions, labels and order mix.
Plan furniture and fitted partsA useful comparison describes the contact and service conditions, the complete board, and how it is processed and maintained. Review care and test information for the selected construction before putting it into repeated use.
Provide abrasion, impact, cleaning agents, temperatures, moisture and light exposure for the intended use. Select the relevant test method and acceptance criteria for the offered overlay and complete panel.
Specify core veneers, gaps, joints, finished thickness and bonding. Agree coating adhesion and edge or hole protection, including resealing after site cutting. A protected face does not close an exposed plywood edge.
Compare reuse information for the same overlay, core and test or site conditions. For formwork, keep release agent, cleaning, handling, fixings and resealing with that information. Use the care instructions for the selected surface and inspect it between uses. Include the cleaning method and protection that must be restored after further cutting or drilling.
On receipt, match pack labels to the finish reference, part code, drawing revision and working-face orientation. Check surface condition, dimensions, machined details and supplied edge protection before assembly. Store panels flat on level supports, keep faces and edges protected, and use the agreed cleaning method for the selected coating.
Start with your application, required surface, thickness, dimensions and quantities. Include the reverse, machining and exposed-cut protection in the factory quotation.
| Field | Options and order requirements |
|---|---|
| Application and working conditions | Name the part and its service: formwork, case, lining or fitted component. Include loading, contact, wetting and drying, cleaning, temperature and light exposure as relevant. |
| Plastic face material | Identify PP or the specified plastic film, with material designation and face/back arrangement. Keep plastic, resin-treated paper film and HPL descriptions distinct. |
| Colour and surface finish | Agree colour, texture, sheen and appearance limits for the visible face. Include matching between panels and repeat orders, not only a general black or grey description. |
| Facing thickness and bonding | Specify the overlay thickness or other relevant material basis, lamination and adhesion requirements. Identify any intermediate layers and the construction used for the requested tests. |
| Core veneers and lay-up | Name species or mix, ply arrangement, orientation and permitted core gaps, joints and repairs. Match the substrate to the load, machining and service requirements. |
| Reverse face and panel balance | Specify the reverse finish, coverage and balancing arrangement. Agree the intended face orientation and the conditions for flatness and finished fit. |
| Finished thickness and tolerance | State overall finished thickness, including the selected faces, together with tolerance and measurement conditions. Identify any substrate-only value separately. |
| Sheet and part dimensions | Choose a sheet format or send a cut list with reference edges, grain direction, length, width, squareness and trim allowances. Include quantities by thickness and part. |
| Profiles, holes and hardware | Provide routing, hole centres, countersinks and fastening or joint details. Agree tooling, machining tolerances and protection for exposed material after processing. |
| Edge and hole protection | Specify sealing or edging, compatible materials and the finished detail at joints, corners and fasteners. Include resealing after any further cutting or drilling. |
| Moisture, flatness and mass | Agree conditioning, moisture, flatness and finished panel or part mass measurement. Keep values attached to the offered construction and thickness. |
| Plywood bond and service exposure | Specify the adhesive and bond requirements for the intended exposure. A plastic working face does not replace the core bond, installation or cut-edge requirements. |
| Surface tests and care | Name relevant abrasion, scratch, impact, cleaning, weathering or friction tests and their conditions. For formwork, include release agent, cleaning, handling and the basis for any reuse statement. |
| Product and project documents | State required panel, facing, emission, fire or sourcing documents for the complete supplied product and intended use. Match tests to the construction and installation conditions they describe. |
| Quantity, identification and delivery | List the part and colour mix, quantities, labels, protection and packing sequence. Include destination, delivery point, target date and preferred delivery term for the quotation. |
Compare sheet sizes against grain direction, part layout, machining and trimming. Specify overall thickness including the faces, with reference edges and tolerances suited to your assembly.
Custom length and width are recorded with the selected construction and intended use. Surface coverage, backing, exposed cuts and processing stay with those dimensions in the order.
Review sheet sizes and thicknessesTell us what the finished panel must do and where it will be used. Match surface tests, plywood reports and project documents to the offered construction and the relevant service or installed arrangement.
Identify plastic material, finish, thickness and face/back arrangement. Review applicable surface tests for the contact, cleaning and exposure in your use, with coating adhesion and care information included.
Keep veneers, lay-up, finished thickness, bond, moisture and core quality with the supplied product. Select applicable panel and bond reports for the intended service, rather than treating the face as the whole board.
Compare wear or reuse information on the offered construction and stated conditions. For formwork, include supports, contact, release agent, cleaning, handling and resealing in that comparison.
Name the destination and any emission, fire, sourcing or application requirements. The quotation identifies the complete product and applicable documents; surface tests and installed assembly requirements are reviewed separately.
Buy plastic coated plywood directly from CUZI PLY. Keep the overlay material, finished thickness, core, reverse, machining and quantity mix aligned when comparing offers.
We turn your panel and part requirements into a factory quotation with the supplied construction, processing, applicable documents, packing and production arrangements clearly stated.
For a sample, name the face, thickness and finished detail you need to evaluate. We agree the pieces, any sample and courier costs and dispatch arrangements before sending them.
Your quotation states currency, price unit, quantity mix, facing, processing, payment, packing, delivery terms and validity. Production time is separate from shipping transit; freight, insurance, duties and taxes are included only when listed.
Plastic faces, finished parts and working conditions
It is plywood with a specified plastic working face, such as PP or a named plastic film. The plywood core, overlay, bonding, reverse and exposed cuts form the complete panel. CUZI PLY supplies sheets and processed parts matched to the finish, fit and service conditions you need.
PP means polypropylene. Specify the face material, thickness, colour and texture, whether one or both sides are faced, and the plywood underneath. Include any required adhesion, wear, cleaning or exposure tests for that panel rather than assigning one performance value to every PP-faced board.
No. A black face may be a conventional phenolic resin-treated paper film or a specified plastic face. Ask for the named overlay, its material basis and the core and bonding in the offer. Colour alone does not identify PP, HPL or the complete product.
Name the plastic film, finish and thickness, face and reverse coverage, lamination and the intended service. Include finished dimensions, core construction and protection of cut edges and holes. We put those details into your panel and processing quotation.
HPL is a separately pressed resin-and-paper laminate sheet bonded to a substrate. PP is a thermoplastic facing material. Both need the backing, core, dimensions and edging selected for their purpose, but their surface construction and processing requirements are not interchangeable.
Choose a formwork construction for your concrete finish, loads, supports and fixing arrangement. Specify the overlay, core, bond and edge protection together. Follow care instructions for the selected surface, including compatible release agent, cleaning, handling and resealing.
Compare reuse information for the offered panel and the stated test or site conditions. Overlay, core, concrete or other contact, support, fixings, release agent, cleaning, handling and exposed cuts all belong in that comparison. We identify any relevant product information and care requirements with the offer rather than promising one cycle count for every use.
Specify moisture exposure, plywood bonding, cut edges, holes and installation together. For a floor, select the required texture and friction tests under the relevant conditions, with loads and supports included. A smooth protected face is not a complete-panel waterproof or floor slip rating.
Yes. Send the cut list, drawing, reference edges, profiles, holes, hardware details and tolerances. We agree the factory processing, sealing or edging, labels and pack sequence. Include protection that must be restored after any later site cutting or drilling.
Use Sheet sizes for regular and made-to-order formats, or send your finished part list. State the overall thickness including the faces, tolerance and the construction needed for your application. Custom length and width are recorded with the selected product, machining and intended use.
Keep the face material, colour or finish reference, texture, sheen and permitted appearance variation with the order. Identify the working face, part code, drawing revision, dimensions, hole positions and edging. Tell us which panels will sit together so we can agree batch matching, labels and packing sequence for your assembly.
Compare offers for the same overlay, core, finished thickness and delivery terms. For cut or machined parts, include the usable part quantities, cutting layout, profiles, holes, sealing or edging and surface protection. Ask which processing and packing costs are included so a lower sheet price is not mistaken for a lower cost per installed part.
CUZI PLY is the factory and direct supplier in Linyi, Shandong, China, with 10 production lines across our plywood range. Work with our team on the veneer construction, facing, processing, inspection and export packing. Timber sourcing and our manufacturing location are separately identified where required for your order.
Send your use, surface material and finish, core, finished thickness and dimensions, quantity, machining, destination and target date. For a sample, identify the surface, cut edge or finished detail to evaluate. We confirm the pieces, any sample and courier costs and dispatch arrangements before sending them.
Choose a formwork panel and resin-treated film.
Specify laminate, backing and finished edges.
Choose textured panels and their required floor tests.
Name the inner veneers and finished machining.
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Send the application, surface, finished dimensions, quantities and destination. We will help define the board and processing for a clear factory quotation.