HIGHLY WEATHER RESISTANT: As Cement is the chief material used in the matrix of Bison Panel and twice the wood flakes are mineralized, board is highly durable and best suited for exterior applications.
Application
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PANEL THICKNESS IN MM
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6
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8
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10
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12
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16
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20
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30
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40
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Partitions
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Fire rated partitions
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Wall claddings
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False Ceilings
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Facia Panels
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Floors
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Almirah planks
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Furniture
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Flush doors
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Door Panels
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Cabins
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Special works
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Thick-ness
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Edge distance
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Spacing
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Inter-mediate
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6-12mm
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12 to 15mm
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200mm
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400mm
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16mm
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20mm
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300mm
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500mm
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20mm
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20mm
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400mm
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600mm
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25mm & above
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Equal to thickness
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600mm
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600mm
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Bison Panel - Cement Bonded Particle Board made in Technical Collaboration with M/s. Bison Werke of Germany - Combines the strength of Cement and workability of wood. Its unique combination of properties gives it all round superiority over most other boards. Its versatility in both internal and external applications is exemplified the world over.
Transverse Tensile Strength (internal bond) | : | 040N/mm² | |||||||||
Bending Strength | : | 9N/mm² | |||||||||
Compressive Strength perpendicular to surface | : | 15N/mm² | |||||||||
Modules of Elasticity (Bending) | : | 3000N/mm² | |||||||||
Density | : | 1,250 Kg/mm² | |||||||||
Thermal Conductivity coefficient | : | 0.22/W/mk | |||||||||
Sound Insulation | : | Air borne sound reduction varies from 30 dB to 37 dB for various thicknesses for the frequency range 100-3150Hz. | |||||||||
Surface spread of flame | : | As per B.S. 476 it is classified as Class 'O' building board with Class I surface spread of flame. | |||||||||
Surface Alkalinity pH | : | Between 11 and 13. | |||||||||
Screw holding power perpendicular to surface | : | 312 Kgs. | |||||||||
Nail holding power | : | 205 Kgs. | |||||||||
Dimensions | : | 1220mm x 2440mm and1220mm x 3050mm | |||||||||
Thicknesses in mm | : | 6, 8, 10, 12, 16, 20, 25, 30, 40 | |||||||||
Tolerances in thicknesses | : |
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