The overall thickness of the laminated board means that the thickness of the laminated board is uniform. Laminated board is a board made of multiple layers of thin wooden boards that are interlaced and bonded together and has high strength and stability. It has a wide range of applications in construction, transportation, aerospace and other fields. The overall thickness of the laminated board refers to the process control of gluing and compressing the thin wood boards when manufacturing the laminated board, so that the thickness of the laminated board is uniform and there will be no uneven thickness.

The full thickness of laminated boards has many advantages. First, consistent thickness ensures higher strength and stability and longer service life of the laminated panels. Secondly, the overall thickness of the laminated board can also reduce waste, make the utilization rate of raw materials higher, and save costs. In addition, the overall thickness of laminated boards can also enhance the efficiency of industrial manufacturing and improve production efficiency and quality.

To manufacture full-thickness laminated boards, you first need high-quality raw materials. In general, use high-quality, similar thin boards that are the same thickness and size. Then, by gluing, splicing, compacting and other processes on the thin wooden boards, the thin wooden boards are firmly bonded to each other and become a whole. Finally, through processes such as drying and trimming, the surface of the board is smooth and the thickness is uniform. This creates a full-thickness sheet of laminate.