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Introduction To Synwood & Its Formation Process

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By Author: Deepak Sharma
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What is Synwood?
Synwood is the synthetic wood which is made by foaming of PVC by using ultra high end technology into different forms for various applications. It is 100% recyclable.
How is Synwood formed?
Synwood is formed by the process of foam extrusion methods. The introduction of twin screw extrusion is a significant achievement for Synwood productions and others sheet products.

Classification:
Synwood has two types of category:
 Interiors
 Exteriors

A. Interior Products
 Synwood Panels (Wall Panel & Ceiling Panel)
 Synwood Foam Sheets ( Hollow & Solid)
 Synwood Flooring Tiles

B. Exterior Products
 Synwood Cladding
 Synwood Decking
 Synwood Construction Bars

Characteristics of Synwood
 Fire and chemical resistant.
 Reduce labor time and work.
 Available in solid and hollow sheet.
 Available in different color and patterns.
 Water proof, insect, termite proof & sound proof.
 Low thermal conductivity & high insulation resistant.
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...  Easy to fabricate, light weight & height impact strength.

Application Areas
 Bed Room
 Living Area
 Kitchen furniture
 System cabinet
 Office Furniture
 Wardrobe
 Door Panel of bathroom
 Partition
 Office Furniture
 Kitchen Stand
 Assembly Cabinet
 Door panel and bathroom
 Building Board
 Laboratory Desk
 Vehicle-Body lining
 Angle bar for structure

Environmental Impact
No restrictions due to existing regulations regarding the use of Synwood Products.
 100% recyclable.
 * Contribution to “GO GREEN’ initiatives.
 Not classified as special waste.
 No hazardous substances regulated by the Hazardous Substances Ordinance.
 No special requirements for cutting and working the material.
 The color pigments and PVC resins used are also environmentally friendly.
 Synwood Products contain no harmful halogens, even the low flammability version.
 Environmentally safe. No harmful combustion products are produced when burned.


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