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Controlling veneer moisture level is the most important task a operator has to do. Adequate drying not only guarantees that, when glue is spread, it enters into contact with the hardwood evenly but also generates well-bonded hot pressing which results in high-strength plywood.
Defects like cracking, curling and uneven shrinkage are decreased by well-dried veneer. It results in a more even surface after pressing and sanding, which minimizes rework and improves the look of the final product.
Temperature, conveyor speed, and airflow can all be adjusted to allow the operator to balance how quickly the product dries while minimizing energy usage. Optimizing properly increases your output with minimal sacrifice to quality.
Too little drying or too much bad quality drying will end up in rejection of the veneer or cause problems with further layers, such as delamination. Skilfully operated process minimizes waste, optimizes raw material utilization and lowers overall production cost.
Reliable drying function guarantees effective working conditions for glue spreading, cold pressing, and hot pressing. This eliminates defects like delamination, bubbles, and irregular board densities.
Avoiding bottlenecks in between sections, like peeling–drying section or pressing section is the responsibility of the operator. Stable operation guarantees failure-free production and leads to a higher efficiency of the factory.
This excessive energy consumption can be prevented with a proper control of temperature and airflow. Operating a factory in an efficient way helps factories to lower operation costs while producing quality output.
With this further enhancement in quality and efficiency the operator indirectly improves competitiveness of the factory in introducing good grade plywood to the domestic and export market consistently.