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This study investigated the pull off strengths of various laminated medium density fiberboards (MDFs). The surface roughness of the MDF, adhesive type, and veneer type were all studied. Polyvinylacetate (PVAc), urea formaldehyde (UF), and gluten were used as the adhesives for beech, pine, and oak veneers. There were a total of 216 experimental specimens that were tested according to the principles specified in the TS 5339 (1987) standard. According to the statistical analyses of the data obtained from the tests, surface roughness, veneer species, and adhesive type all affected the pull-off strength of the laminated MDF. The highest pull-off strength (2.88 N/mm2) was obtained with the MDF unsanded with 120-grit abrasive and laminated with PVAc adhesive and pine veneer. The lowest pull-off strength (1.60 N/mm2) was obtained with the unsanded MDF laminated with PVAc adhesive and oak veneer.

The Effects of Surface Roughness, Adhesive Type, and Veneer Species on Pull-Off Strength of Laminated Medium Density Fibreboard