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Definition :
High Density Fiber Border (High Density Fiber Border), which means heavy wood fibreboard. This type of wood bindings, like MDFs, is made from hardwood, which is produced by heat and pressure using a hot pressing with a specific gravity of 800% to> 1000% (gr.m3). They make other chemicals to create properties such as greater resistance to water absorption, higher strength, higher weights, better machining ability at the edges, and rigidity and tensile strength.
Production :
HDDs are imported in Iran, due to being expensive only in the form of wooden flooring and in some cases in the form of dash panels arriving in Iran.
points :
More resistance to water absorption, greater strength and better screw maintenance (relative to MDF)
Disadvantages:
Heavier, less varied in Iran, more expensive (relative to MDFs)
Uses:
Wood flooring flooring
Doors
Kitchen cabinet
Wall panels
Shaped profiles
Toys and wooden artifacts
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