Low-VOC Board

Low-VOC Board is an environmentally friendly type of board that strictly controls the release of Volatile Organic Compounds, abbreviated as VOC. Its core feature is that during production and use, the concentrations of harmful organic compounds such as formaldehyde, benzene, toluene, and xylene released into the air are much lower than those of ordinary boards. It complies with global mainstream environmental protection standards such as the US CARB, the EU E0 grade, and China E1 grade, and is widely used in scenarios with high requirements for air quality. VOC is a general term for volatile organic compounds at normal temperature. Long-term exposure to some VOCs can affect indoor air quality and even have potential impacts on human health. "Low-VOC" does not mean "no VOC", but rather that the VOC emission of the board complies with the limit requirements of authoritative environmental protection standards. The standards in different regions/institutions may vary slightly, but the core goal is to be "harmless to the human body and friendly to the environment". The Low-VOC Board mentioned in the article refers to low-formaldehyde plywood, melamine board, and particleboard. The "Low pollution" of Low-VOC boards does not merely rely on "meeting inspection standards", but rather on the full-process control of VOC emissions from raw material selection, production processes to post-treatment.