Get black film faced plywood that fits your formwork or industrial-part schedule. Compare 12mm and 18mm routes, choose the working face and core with our factory team, and use a panel or fitted sample to move your order forward.
For concrete work, tell us the appearance you want and how the panel fits your formwork. For industrial parts, show the contact face, openings and fixing zones. We can then discuss the film, plywood core and edge treatment around the actual component.
Bring the working-face reference and a component drawing if you have one. We can help plan a representative sample with the relevant cut edge, joint or attachment, and discuss a concrete trial where the finish matters. This connects the panel you compare with the parts you will buy.
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Black Film Faced Plywood selection routes
Selection route
What to decide
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12 mm option
Review the 12mm black-film option for project-defined infill, supported linings or cut parts. Match the core, face and finished fit with the drawing.
Compare smooth/smooth or smooth/wiremesh arrangements for 18mm panels. Identify the working side and reverse, then agree the core and finished thickness limits.
Explore brown film for the same job. Carry the core, thickness, bond and face acceptance into the comparison so the quotations cover the same requirements.
Use the textured range when the surface will contact footwear or moving loads. Specify the working texture, service conditions and applicable slip or wear evidence; a wiremesh reverse on another panel does not establish that rating.
Compare the MDO route when the concrete surface brief calls for a matte finish. Keep the overlay, selected core, bond, form design and release process tied to that configuration.
A nominal value does not define the finished limits.
Core
Species, layup and permitted repairs or joints.
Keep price comparisons tied to the same construction.
Film face
Black reference, overlay description and acceptable surface condition.
Separate appearance from the intended working performance.
Edge coating
Factory coating and treatment of later cuts.
New edges are outside the original factory coating.
Documents
Named requirements and product/order references.
Avoid applying a general claim to an unspecified shipment.
12mm sheet formats
Standard 12mm formats are 1220 × 2440mm, 1250 × 2500mm, 1200 × 2400mm and 1500 × 3000mm. The 1830 × 915mm format and other dimensions are custom order options.
Carry the selected core, black film and finished size into the sheet or component schedule.
12mm core options
Standard options are poplar, combi, 100% eucalyptus hardwood or birch; specify the selected core and layup. Other mixed-core constructions are quoted separately.
Density or a product photograph cannot replace identification of the supplied construction.
18mm face arrangement
F/F: smooth / smooth; F/W: smooth / wiremesh. Agree the full-sheet format and finished limits for the selected 18mm panel.
Mark the concrete-contact or industrial working face and reverse separately; texture alone is not a slip classification.
Cut parts and fitted details
Drawing revision, reference face, direction, supplied/final dimensions, trim or kerf allowances, joint, hole and attachment details.
Match the finished part to the frame or mating component and identify protection at every new exposed boundary.
Formwork design and surface trial
Project-defined supports, loading, fixing and required panel properties; representative concrete finish with the selected panel and release process.
Keep finish approval separate from design acceptance; film colour or a small swatch does not establish pressure capacity or reuse life.
Order and pack identity
Selected construction, sample/specification revision, order line, delivered sheet/part quantity, production lot, pack and destination.
Connect technical evidence and any sourcing claim to the actual items, inspection and delivery records.
Compare the complete panel behind the price
Keep the thickness, core species and layup, bond, film reference and edge treatment together when reviewing quotations. A representative cut edge helps you assess the construction at a joint, hole or narrow part. Mark those critical areas on the drawing and agree the permitted core joints and repairs with the order.
Choose the black surface for its intended role
Black film faced plywood is selected around the working contact surface. For concrete work, discuss the finish reference and release treatment; for an industrial part, describe its contact and exposure conditions. Where the design calls for a decorative black furniture face, use our melamine range and specify that surface with the component.
Compare the same sheets and processing scope
Keep core, finished thickness, face arrangement, film reference and bond constant when comparing quotations. Separate full sheets from cut or drilled components and identify included edge treatment, samples, inspection, pack marking and delivery scope. Compare usable part quantities against your drawing rather than treating a theoretical cutting layout as delivered pieces.
OUR PRODUCT RANGE
Black Film Faced Plywood products
Compare 3 configurations from our range. Open a product to compare its specifications and photographs.
18mm black film faced plywood with smooth/smooth or smooth/wiremesh face options. Plan the working side, core and finished fit with your formwork or industrial-part drawing.
For film plywood orders with an FSC purchasing requirement. Specify the black film, thickness, core and bond, then connect the required claim and document scope with the quoted order lines.
Choose a 12mm black-film panel for project-defined infill, supported linings or cut components. Compare the sheet format, core and working face with your cutting plan and attachment detail.
List dimensions and quantities for the required layout. Include the expected concrete finish and the panel specification from the formwork design.
Cut industrial panels
Show cut-outs, holes and exposed edges. Agree the coating or protection of the machined areas rather than assuming the original face protects the entire component.
Repeat distributor orders
Use a stable product code for each thickness and core. Include the earlier film reference and identify any changes in documents, pack marks or destination.
SAMPLE THE PROPOSED PANEL
Approve the face, fitted part or concrete finish you will buy.
Choose a sample around the decision that holds up your order. A panel and cut edge show the proposed construction; a fitted part shows the joint or attachment; a concrete trial connects the contact face with the finish your site expects.
Keep the selected thickness, core, bond, film on each face, preparation and sample identity in the approval record. Record actual trial conditions and acceptance criteria, and use the project’s design requirements independently for supports, loading and fixings. Carry approved drawings and samples into the order and pack schedule.
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Choose the assessment your team needs
Assessment
Sample or trial scope
Record to retain
Panel face and construction
Selected 12mm or 18mm panel with the working face, reverse, representative cut edge and agreed original edge coating.
Product, core and film identity; sample date and dimensions; face acceptance zones, measured thickness and construction reference.
Cut part, edge or attachment
The actual cut, drilled or fitted component, with representative hole, joint, frame or fixing detail and protection at newly exposed boundaries.
Drawing revision, orientation, supplied/final dimensions, machining and treatment scope, mating part and completed fit; verify full-part geometry when the small detail cannot cover it.
Concrete-contact surface trial
Selected smooth working face with the proposed release treatment, concrete mix and placement/stripping process, using a representative joint or attachment area where relevant.
Panel reference, mix and process conditions, release product, stripping and cleaning procedure, trial date and concrete-finish observations. The project design supplies the structural requirements.
Specific 12mm or 18mm product, core species/layup and bond requirement, black film identity and required weight/reference, smooth or textured working face and reverse, with intended use and required property evidence.
Drawing and supplied operations
Actual sheet or component dimensions, finished thickness limits and measuring condition, drawing revision, orientation, joint/holes/fixings, reference face and mating detail; cutting, drilling, edge protection and pack-group scope.
Sample and trial approval
Sample reference/date and construction, face acceptance zones, edge or fitted-detail results and completed dimensions. For concrete trials, identify release product, concrete mix, placement/stripping/cleaning conditions and finish criteria; keep structural design acceptance separate.
Evidence, claims and delivery records
Applicable report identity, issuer/date, method, test conditions/results and product/thickness/core/film coverage. Identify any required FSC claim and relevant certificate/transaction scope separately; connect approved specification/sample revisions, order line, quantity, lot, pack, inspection, dispatch and receiving records.
Product reports for your order
Share the material, thickness and test standard your project requires. Our factory team will help you select the product reports and documents for your purchase.
Production & inspection
We can plan production and inspection around your panel specification, with dimensional checks, recorded readings and packing photographs for your order.
We prepare packing details, pack quantities and dispatch documents for your order. Share the destination and receiving requirements so our team can help plan delivery.
How do I choose the right bond for black film plywood?
Tell us the exposure, application and any named project requirement. We identify the selected bond with the core and film in your quotation and discuss the supporting product documents for that construction.
Does a 12 mm product replace an 18 mm panel?
They are different thickness configurations. The design and component geometry determine whether a change is possible; colour does not make the panels interchangeable.
What do I send for an FSC-related enquiry?
State the exact claim and transaction documents you require alongside the panel construction and quantity. We review the relevant scope for that order before confirming the quotation.
Which sheet formats can I compare for the 12mm route?
The 12mm route offers 1220 × 2440mm, 1250 × 2500mm, 1200 × 2400mm and 1500 × 3000mm as standard formats, with poplar, combi, 100% eucalyptus hardwood or birch cores. The 1830 × 915mm format and other constructions are custom options. Specify the black film, finished limits and any cutting work with the format; keep each configuration on its own order line.
Does smooth / wiremesh mean both sides do the same job?
F/W identifies a smooth face and wiremesh reverse on the 18mm route; F/F identifies two smooth faces. Mark the intended contact surface and define reverse acceptance separately. If a surface is used for walking or loading, use the textured route to discuss actual conditions and any required slip or wear evidence.
How should we plan for panel reuse?
Use the selected panel and release process in a representative trial, then review the concrete finish and panel condition after stripping and cleaning. Include edge and hole protection, handling and storage in the plan, and inspect the panel before further use. This gives your team a practical basis for its replacement allowance.
What should a sample cover before bulk purchase?
Start with the proposed panel and cut edge, then add the joint, hole, fitted frame or attachment that controls your component. For a concrete-finish decision, arrange a representative surface trial and record the concrete and release process. Keep the accepted sample, drawing revision and actual supplied operations with the order; physical acceptance and any FSC document requirement remain separate.
Share the sheet sizes or part drawing, quantity and destination. We’ll help define the thickness, core, working face and protection at edges or holes, then arrange the sample or surface trial your team needs to move the order forward.
12 mm, 18 mm or another specified thickness
Core, bond, black film and edge requirements
Named document or claim requirements
Panel sizes, quantities and destination
Working-face orientation, drawing/sample revisions and critical fitted detail
Cut-edge/hole protection, trial conditions, pack identity and supplied operations
Have a panel schedule, drawing or finish photograph? Email it to sales@plywoodsupplier.cn. Add your company name and project reference so we can connect the files with your enquiry.
Your quotation connects the selected construction and sample with the supplied operations, required evidence, quantities, pack identification and agreed production and delivery arrangements.
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