bøylaminater
Bøylaminater, often referred to as bent laminates or molded plywood, are a manufacturing process and product category within the field of wood engineering. This technique involves shaping thin layers of wood veneer, typically birch, into three-dimensional forms through the application of heat, pressure, and often a thermosetting adhesive. The veneers are oriented in specific grain directions to maximize strength and stability in the desired curvature.
The process typically begins with the selection of appropriate wood veneers. These veneers are then coated
Bøylaminater are highly valued for their strength-to-weight ratio, durability, and ability to be formed into complex,