Presentation models and display components
Define the required fit, finish and working environment. Include the intended test or acceptance criteria with your model.
AIHFABS MATERIAL GUIDE
Multi-ply structural sheet
Strong nested CNC parts for furniture, crates, fixtures, and large-format panels. Specify face grade and thickness with the RFQ.

START WITH THE APPLICATION
Use the application to shortlist a grade, then confirm the exact requirements against the part design and operating conditions.
Define the required fit, finish and working environment. Include the intended test or acceptance criteria with your model.
Define the required fit, finish and working environment. Include the intended test or acceptance criteria with your model.
Define the required fit, finish and working environment. Include the intended test or acceptance criteria with your model.
DESIGN & MANUFACTURING
CATALOG MATERIAL DETAILS
These catalog details help you compare options. Confirm the exact material condition, feature tolerances and compatible finishing operations for your part before placing an order.
COMPARE THE AVAILABLE GRADES

CNC
CNC routed furniture parts, jigs, display pieces, and architectural details. Grain direction and moisture content are called out on the quote.
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CNC
Stable, inexpensive sheet stock for cabinets, signage cores, molds, and painted CNC profiles. Sealed edges recommended.
View material details →MATERIAL QUESTIONS
Send the current CAD, quantity and intended use. Add a drawing for critical fits, the required material condition and any finish or inspection requirements. Confirm availability and the delivered specification in the quotation.
Use the catalog to shortlist a material. Ask for the exact grade data and agreed test conditions before specifying acceptance limits. Geometry, processing and finishing may affect the delivered part.
They influence appearance, edge behavior and dimensional movement. Include visible-face expectations and installation conditions in the brief.
A rotating cutter leaves a radius. Consider corner relief or an agreed secondary operation when fitting rectangular mating components.
FROM THE AIHFABS BLOG
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