Recently, Fitch officially released its new generation of ecological board (particleboard) core product series. This series of products is not a simple upgrade, but a systematic innovation from the source of wood to the finished product factory, aiming to solve the long-term pain points of traditional particleboard in terms of stability, environmental friendliness, and durability, and provide a more reliable substrate choice for the home decoration fixture market.
Traditional particleboard is susceptible to humidity and temperature, and there is a risk of cracking and deformation. The core breakthrough of the new generation of ecological boards lies in its "dual middle board assembly structure" that has obtained national patents. This technology effectively releases the internal stress of the board through a unique 9-layer structural design and multiple cold and hot pressing processes, achieving a five pronged performance of "crack resistance, high stability, strong load-bearing capacity, excellent nail grip, and high environmental protection". The core material is carefully selected from high-quality native poplar trees with a tree age of over 30 years in the Northeast forest area. After 180 days of natural curing and precise steam drying, the moisture content is controlled in the "golden range", ensuring the ultimate stability of the board under different climatic conditions from the source.
In the field of environmental protection that consumers are most concerned about, this series of products has also set a new high standard. By independently developing environmentally friendly adhesives, the HENF level environmental protection industry chain from the source to the finished product has been connected, and its formaldehyde emission is far superior to the highest ENF level standard in the country, building a solid foundation for modern families' health.
