Vortex-RC brings to you 3MM Aeroply – Model Grade Plywood, sometimes referred to as Aeroply, Laser Plywood or Basswood Plywood. Aeroply / Model Grade Plywood sheets are lightweight, strong, economical and an ideal material for making strong, structural parts for aeromodels, RC planes, and general model making applications.

Aircraft plywood is produced by using glues of the thermosetting, synthetic resin type. The quality requirements for plywood to be used in aircraft are much more exacting than for industrial plywood in general.

Thin birch plywood, which is very lightweight and ideal for modelling and furniture projects. Often referred to as 'Aeroply'. 1.5mm thick We are unable to custom cut this material.

Model grade Plywood, Also known as Lite-Ply, Laser Ply, Aeroply. Lightweight, Strong, suitable for Laser cutting. Ideal for RC Planes and Models.

3MM Plywood sheets are stronger, and suited for bigger planes that require stronger parts. 4MM and 6MM are real solid sheets and can be used for nitro airplanes and large Gas airplanes.

AERO PLYWOOD SHEETS 2MM MULTI-LAYER BOARD ADVANTAGE: multi-layer is not easy to degumming, the surface is smooth without burr, easy to use MULTIDUTY AND HIGHT PRACTICALITY of 2MM BIRCH PLYWOOD: can be stamped, engraved, handmade, sand painting, packaging, household

Aircraft grade 3MM Plywood in 6Inch x 12Inch size . Ideal for building light weight yet strong aeromodelling plane parts. 1 Sheet per pack.

Vortex-RC brings to you 2MM Aeroply – Model Grade Plywood, sometimes referred to as Aeroply, Laser Plywood or Basswood Plywood. Aeroply / Model Grade Plywood sheets are lightweight, strong, economical and an ideal material for making strong, structural parts for aeromodels, RC planes, and general model making applications.

Aircraft plywood (also referred to as airplane plywood and aircraft grade plywood) is stronger and lighter than its counterpart while still being reliable and stable—exactly what you need for aircraft construction.

2021年2月5日 · Aircraft plywood might seem like any other thin plywood, but it is not. Manufactured to MIL-S-PEC-6073, there are some very stringent requirements for the plywood to be considered aircraft grade.