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Removes Surface Irregularities
Once pressed, the plywood is sanded to remove imperfections that may have occurred during pressing (e.g. uneven layers or glue marks). This will make the board surface much smoother and more consistent.
Improves Thickness Accuracy
Sanding eliminates inconsistent plywood thickness by calibrating the board surface. For furniture-grade and export-quality products, this becomes especially critical.
Enhances Surface Smoothness for Finishing
Sanding makes the plywood surface ready for further manufacturing processes like lamination, painting or coating. A smoother surface enhances adhesion and final appearance quality.
Corrects Pressing Imperfections
Hot press machines do produce low level problems like pressure marks or inconsistent density which is easily fixed by sanding. – This helps increase the overall quality of the product.
Increases Market Value of Plywood
The polishing of the panels results in a much better surface quality, which makes these products more competitive internationally where strict standards apply to surface finish.