Three-dimensional formable wood veneer
3D Veneer is a formable veneer for the industrial production of 3D molded plywood developed by Dr. Achim Moeller. The 3D Veneer process first treats conventional wood veneers in such a way that they can be “deep drawn” while preserving the texture of the wood.
In this way, it is possible to create plywood products that were impossible to make before. The 3D shells can also be laminated, making use of the well-known advantages of lightweight construction and 3D sandwich structures.
Apart from the manufacture of molded parts, 3D veneers can be also used for coating 3D components like housings in a wide range of materials.
Contact: Reholz GmbH, Kesselsdorf, Germany.
For more information, see Transmaterial: A Catalog of Materials That Redefine our Physical Environment
