MDF Sheets
Laser Friendly MDF which is suitable for both laser cutting and engraving. Our Laserable MDF can be cut, coated, coloured, sanded, glued, machined and fastened the same as any other high performing wood fibreboard – allowing users all the freedom normally associated with MDF but in extreme applications.- 4mm Oak Veneered MDF, 400mm x 300mm sheet Kitronik #3266 High quality A/B grade Oak Veneered MDF panel measuring 400mm x 300mm. Ideal for structural projects requiring a high quality appearance and finish on both the topside and panelling. Suitable for laser cutting.Delivered in 5 to 30 days€ 9,95 Incl. VAT
- 3mm Laser Compatible Medite MDF, 400mm x 300mm sheet Kitronik #3257 3mm Laser Compatible Medite MDF, 400mm x 300mm sheet.Our Laser Compatible Medite Premier MDF sheets are highly versatile, suitable for enclosures and many other applications. Medite Premier MDF is produced using superior wood refining technology and specially designed resins.Delivered in 5 to 30 days€ 2,05 Incl. VAT
- 6mm Laser Compatible Medite MDF, 400mm x 300mm sheet Kitronik #3258 6mm Laser Compatible Medite MDF, 400mm x 300mm sheet.Our Laser Compatible Medite Premier MDF sheets are highly versatile, suitable for enclosures and many other applications. Medite Premier MDF is produced using superior wood refining technology and specially designed resins.Delivered in 5 to 30 days€ 5,25 Incl. VAT
The 3 most popular MDF Sheets
What are perspex acrylic sheets?
Perspex acrylic sheets are a type of transparent plastic material with similar properties to glass. The term "Perspex" is a brand name for a specific type of acrylic material.
Acrylic sheets are widely used in construction for a variety of applications, including glazing, signs, and displays. They offer many benefits over traditional glass, including being lighter, more shatter-resistant, and easier to work with.
Perspex acrylic sheets are made from high-quality materials and are available in a range of sizes and thicknesses. They are known for their transparency, durability, and ease of use, making them an excellent choice for a variety of construction projects.
Whether you are a DIY enthusiast or a professional contractor, Perspex acrylic sheets are a versatile and cost-effective solution for your construction needs.
What are MDF sheets used for?
Due to its stability, durability, and ease of machinability, MDF sheets are a versatile and cost-effective solution for a variety of electronic projects. MDF sheets offer a versatile and affordable solution for a variety of electronic projects, making them a popular choice for DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike. In electronic projects, MDF (Medium-Density Fiberboard) sheets can be used for a variety of purposes, such as:
- Enclosures for electronics: MDF sheets can be used to build custom enclosures for electronics such as amplifiers, speakers, and other electronic components.
- Baseboards for PCBs (printed circuit boards): MDF sheets can be used as a base for mounting and connecting PCBs, as it provides a sturdy and stable platform for electronic components.
- Display stands: MDF sheets can be used to build custom display stands for electronic devices such as smartphones, tablets, and other gadgets.
What is polymorph and why is it used in electronical projects?
Polymorph is a thermoplastic material that is used in a variety of applications, including electronic projects. Polymorph is known for its excellent moldability and versatility, making it a popular choice for creating custom components and enclosures in electronic projects.
Some reasons why Polymorph is used in electronic projects include:
- Flexibility: Polymorph can be molded and shaped into a variety of forms, making it ideal for creating custom components and enclosures in electronic projects.
- Durability: Polymorph is tough and durable, making it suitable for use in electronic devices and equipment that may be subject to regular handling and use.
- Electrically insulating: Polymorph is an electrical insulator, making it ideal for use in electronic devices where electrical insulation is important.
- Cost-effectiveness: Polymorph is relatively inexpensive compared to other materials, making it a cost-effective solution for electronic projects.
- Easy to work with: Polymorph is easy to shape and mold, making it ideal for DIY projects and hobbyists.
