Manufacturing processes

Core Production

Spruce wood boards, destined to become the cores of blockboard panels, are selected, sectioned, and processed using slat machines to obtain the raw core, which is then cut to size.

The cores are then stored in warehouses for a resting and stabilisation period, which is essential before the subsequent processing phases.

Pressing

Rotary-cut veneers are applied to the blockboard cores on the press lines, followed by a resting period. Then, fine wood veneers, HDF, or high-pressure laminates (HPL) are added.

Depending on the process, panels are hot- or cold-pressed.

Veneer Selection and Jointing

In the veneer selection and jointing departments, wood veneers are selected, trimmed, end-cut, and jointed manually or with automatic machines.

Before pressing, they are tested and graded for quality, then sent to the press lines for glueing onto blockboard, plywood, MDF, or particleboard panels.

Trimming

The trimming machine squares the panels, standardises the dimensions and removes excess wood from the edges.

Sanding

Industrial sanding machines calibrate the raw panels, preparing them for the next steps. With fine abrasive paper, they refine surfaces in rotary-cut veneer, HDF, or fine veneers, ensuring uniformity.

An experienced operator supervises the process and checks the overall quality before packaging and delivery to the client.