The inspection standards for container plywood flooring are extremely strict and cover many key aspects. In terms of appearance, the floor surface must be flat and smooth, without obvious defects such as cracks, missing corners, delamination, etc., and the color should be uniform. In terms of size specifications, it must meet established standards, such as the common specifications of 28mm×640mm×2400mm, and the tolerances of its length, width, and thickness are clearly defined.

Physical performance testing is also a focus. For example, the static bending strength must reach a certain value, usually requiring ≥85MPA, to ensure that the floor can withstand the weight of the cargo without excessive bending and deformation; the elastic modulus is generally required to be ≥10000MPA, reflecting the ability of the floor to resist deformation when subjected to force; the bonding strength is ≥1.7PA to ensure that the bonding between the layers of materials is firm and will not easily debond. In addition, a variety of tests such as cyclic cooking, bending resistance test, static bending strength measurement, shear test, and box pressing test will be carried out. For example, the 7260 kg test and 6250 kg test of the trolley are used to test the performance of the floor in simulated actual use scenarios, ensuring that it has the characteristics of being used in harsh environments such as severe humidity at sea, and meets the requirements of waterproof, moisture-proof, anti-corrosion, and insect-proof. Only by strictly following these inspection standards can the quality of container plywood flooring be guaranteed and solid protection be provided for container transportation.

The container plywood flooring of CIMC Equilink are strictly inspected according to high standards. Each piece of floor has been tested layer by layer, and the quality is guaranteed, so you can use it with confidence.