Manufacturing and supply
MDF manufacturing, from fibre to finished component.
See how wood fibres become MDF and how our Shuyang factory prepares the finish, cutting and machining for your order. Buy raw sheets, faced panels or components ready for your next operation.
Making the board
Seven stages, from fibre to packed panels.
Board making starts with fibre preparation and ends with a sanded panel. Decorative finishing and component machining are added for the products you select, before inspection and packing.
Wood and fibre preparation
Wood is chipped, softened with heat and mechanically refined into fibres. The prepared fibres form the base of the MDF board.
Blending, drying and mat forming
Fibres are blended with resin, dried and spread into a mat. The fibre blend and mat preparation support the grade and density selected for the board.
Hot pressing
Heat and pressure bond the fibre mat into a panel. Pressing forms the board to its specified thickness before cooling and finishing.
Cooling, trimming and sanding
The panels cool after pressing, then are trimmed and sanded to size and thickness. The prepared faces provide a base for painting or decorative surfacing.
Decorative finishing
For faced orders, we apply the selected melamine, veneer, HPL or other specified surface. The face, reverse, pattern direction and finished thickness follow the agreed panel construction.
Cutting and component machining
For processed components, we cut the panels and prepare holes, grooves, profiles or CNC details to the drawing. Part dimensions, face orientation and edge details guide the work.
Inspection and packing
We check the agreed dimensions, surfaces and machining, then identify and protect the panels or parts for shipment. Bundle marks and packing details connect the goods with your order.
At CUZI MDF
Inside our Shuyang production workshop.
See the board-handling equipment, panel stacks and working aisles at CUZI MDF. From your first specification through packing, you work directly with our factory team on the boards and components in your order.
Our production and processing lines comprise one MDF production line, six laminating lines and five further-processing lines.
Boards and components
Choose the supply stage for your workshop.
Choose raw sheets for your own finishing, decorative panels ready for cutting, or parts machined to your drawings. The grade, thickness, finish and component details guide the production steps for your order.
Raw MDF for your own finishing
Keep the finishing in your own workshop with raw MDF for painting, veneering, laminating or machining. Choose from 2–35 mm board thicknesses and six sheet formats. Tell us whether you will paint flat faces, route profiles or apply a decorative layer; we help you select the grade, density and supplied surface for that next operation.
Decorative panels for your chosen look
Bring your furniture design to the board with melamine, veneer, HPL, PVC or acrylic-faced MDF. Select the colour, pattern, texture and gloss against a physical sample, then agree the face, reverse and edge treatment. HPL face sheets are available from 0.5 to 1.2 mm. We specify the MDF core and complete panel construction together, so the finish and final dimensions suit your component.
Cut and machined parts for assembly
Let our factory prepare the cutting, drilling, CNC profiles, grooves or routed cabinet doors to your drawings. Agree each part’s dimensions, holes, face direction, edges and supplied finish before production. For a new component, assess the first sample with its adjoining parts and hardware. Component references then help your team identify the delivered parts for finishing or assembly.
Sizes and customization
Choose a sheet format that suits your cutting plan.
Our MDF supply range covers 2–35 mm board thicknesses. Share the thickness and format together with your quantity; our team confirms the combination available for your order. For faced boards, specify the MDF core thickness and the required finished panel thickness separately.
| Sheet width × length | Unit |
|---|---|
| 1220 × 2440 | mm |
| 1830 × 2440 | mm |
| 2100 × 2800 | mm |
| 1830 × 3660 | mm |
| 2440 × 3660 | mm |
| 1830 × 4200 | mm |
For cut parts, send the final sizes, quantities and drawing revision. We confirm cutting allowances, dimensional tolerances and machining requirements before production.
Match the grade and density to the job
Tell us whether the board will become a routed door, shelf, drawer part or interior panel. Specify density in kg/m³ alongside thickness in millimetres, then share the service conditions and your finishing process. Required moisture resistance, fire performance and emissions are matched to the selected grade and applicable reports. For shelving or hardware-bearing parts, include the span, support and fixing details when discussing the specification.
Plan the complete finished panel
Start with the MDF core thickness and required finished thickness, then specify the face, reverse and edge treatment. Add the decor or veneer reference, texture, gloss and pattern direction. Identify which faces and edges will remain visible after assembly. For painted or routed parts, agree the supplied surface condition and the finishing work your own workshop will complete.
Make the drawing ready for production
Use final component dimensions in millimetres, part IDs, quantities and a drawing revision. Show hole centres, grooves, profiles, face direction and edge details, with the reference edge or datum used to locate them. Highlight critical tolerances and hardware interfaces. We confirm the machining scope and first-component sample with you before the batch, so the agreed drawing guides production and checking.
Production for your order
Keep your specification with the order.
The board specification, finish reference and drawings connect your purchase to the work in our factory. We keep these details together from the first sample through shipment and repeat orders.
Agree the specification
Confirm the board grade, thickness, dimensions and quantity, with the finish sample and drawing where needed.
Plan the production window
We agree the required finishing, machining and delivery lead time for your order. Normal delivery lead time is 3–10 days; sea transit is planned separately.
Check against your references
Dimensions, appearance and machining are checked against the agreed specification. Buyers can arrange third-party inspection before shipment.
Identify the goods for delivery
Part IDs, bundle marks and packing-list references help your receiving team match the goods to the order and repeat the specification next time.
Plan your production window
Normal delivery lead time is 3–10 days after specifications and commercial terms are confirmed. Your quotation states the timing for the selected board, finish, processing and quantity. Packing, inspection arrangements, vessel booking and transit are planned separately.
The normal MOQ is 1 × 20'GP per individual specification. Share a mixed-specification requirement with us so we can confirm quantities and scheduling for the combination.
Make your next order easier to repeat
Keep the board specification, approved decor sample, drawing revision and part list with your order reference. For a repeat order, send that reference and the new quantities. A changed handle, hinge, size or finish can affect the drawing or panel construction; we review the affected parts and any new sample before the next run. Labels and packing-list references help your receiving team connect the delivery with the order.
Product documents for where you sell
Tell us where the MDF will be used and sold, along with any required test or classification. We will help you find the relevant emission, moisture or fire reports for the board and finish you need.
See our quality checks and market document guidance or request documents for your specification.
Product reports
Product reports for your production.
Review our HMR MDF and 18 mm white-faced MDF formaldehyde reports, plus the 12 mm MDF material report. Send your grade, thickness, finish and destination; our factory team will help with the documents for your order.
From production to delivery
Plan the next step for your order.
Once the board, finish and component details are agreed, plan delivery with our factory team. Your quotation confirms the production schedule, FOB terms, T/T or LC payment and shipment through Lianyungang or Qingdao.
View export terms and delivery planningBefore production
Your manufacturing questions, answered.
Does CUZI MDF manufacture and supply MDF directly?
Yes. CUZI MDF is an MDF manufacturer and direct supplier with its own factory in Shuyang, Jiangsu, China. Our team works with you on board specifications, decorative finishes, machining, inspection and export packing. You can buy raw sheets, faced panels or processed components according to your production needs.
Which thicknesses and sheet sizes can I order?
Our board supply range is 2–35 mm, with six formats: 1220 × 2440, 1830 × 2440, 2100 × 2800, 1830 × 3660, 2440 × 3660 and 1830 × 4200 mm. We confirm the requested thickness, grade and format combination with your quantity. Cut-to-size parts are quoted to your final dimensions and cutting requirements. For faced panels, confirm core and finished thicknesses separately.
Can you customize the decorative finish?
Yes. Discuss melamine, veneer, HPL, PVC and acrylic-faced MDF with the colour or decor reference, texture, gloss and pattern direction you need. We confirm the selected construction and sample before production. HPL face sheets can be specified from 0.5 to 1.2 mm. Custom designs, matching reverse layers and edge details are confirmed for the proposed order.
What do you need for CNC or cut-to-size components?
Send drawings or a cut list with part IDs, millimetre dimensions, quantities, revision and required tolerances. Show hole positions, grooves, profiles, face direction, edges and hardware interfaces. Tell us the MDF grade and finish, or describe the component and service conditions so we can help you choose. We confirm machining feasibility and any first-component sample needed before batch production.
How are quality and market requirements confirmed?
We agree the inspection points for dimensions, thickness, surfaces, machining, part identification and packing. Tell us your emission, moisture-resistance, fire-performance or destination-document requirements with the inquiry. Our team confirms the applicable reports for the product being offered. You can also arrange third-party inspection, with its scope and timing agreed before shipment.
What are the delivery lead time and MOQ?
Normal production takes 3–10 days after specifications and order terms are agreed. The usual minimum is 1 × 20'GP per specification; ask us about mixed orders. Your quote gives the production schedule, and we help plan shipping and estimated arrival for your destination.
How do you prepare repeat orders?
Send the previous order reference, confirmed board specification, decor or sample reference, drawing revision and new quantity. We confirm these details for the new run and identify any requested change to size, finish, machining or packing. Keeping the same part references helps your purchasing, production and receiving teams work from the same information.
Can I evaluate samples before ordering?
Yes. Samples from the full product range are free and are usually in stock. The buyer pays the courier charge, which can be credited against a formal order. We confirm sample availability, dispatch timing, the courier charge and estimated transit time for your address. For a custom machined component, we also confirm its preparation requirements and timing. Our sales team replies to inquiries within 12 hours.
How should I specify MDF density and thickness?
Specify thickness in millimetres and density in kg/m³. Thickness sets the panel dimension; density describes mass per unit volume. Two boards of the same size and thickness can have different weights. Share the component and any required test results so we can confirm the grade and density for your order.
Which dimensions and tolerances should my drawing show?
Give the final component size, required thickness and dimensional tolerances. Locate holes, grooves and profiles from a named edge or datum, and identify the visible face and pattern direction. For faced panels, distinguish MDF core thickness from finished panel thickness. Include hardware details and mating parts where fit matters. We agree the measuring points and first-component checks before batch production.
Let’s plan the MDF for your next production run.
Send your board specification or component drawings, finish, quantity and destination. Our factory team replies within 12 hours to help you confirm the next step, samples and quotation.