Calibrated Plywood ISI MR-303

Calibrated plywood is a type of plywood that has been machined to a uniform thickness, typically using a sanding or planing process. This process involves passing the plywood through a series of rollers or drums, which sand or plane the surface to achieve a consistent thickness.

Key Features
1. Uniform thickness: Calibrated plywood has a consistent thickness, which ensures that it lies flat and doesn't warp or cup.
2. Improved stability: The calibration process helps to reduce the natural tendency of plywood to shrink or expand with changes in humidity.
3. Enhanced surface quality: Calibrated plywood typically has a smoother surface finish, which makes it ideal for applications where appearance is important.
4. Increased accuracy: Calibrated plywood is often used in applications where precise tolerances are required, such as in furniture making or cabinetry.