The flat press area prepares veneer faces for further pressing operations. "Face" is the outside ply. This can be 1, 2, or 3 plys depending on the complexity of curves. When veneer is received in, it is first sorted for " A grade" face quality pieces. Pieces with splits or imperfections are downgraded... learn more.

We have two pressing operations at Davidson, which in turn use one of two curing processes: Radio frequency (RF), Induction heating (IH). Both of these methods allow veneer to be formed into compound curves, straight radii and flat plywood...learn more.

Davidson Plyforms employs the use of a number of multi-axis machining centers co-developed by Davidson Plyforms personnel to machine one-piece seat/back shells with maximum efficiency....learn more.

Davidson has many tools to meet a variety of your needs: learn more

• Auto Boring - Multiple holes from various angles can be drilled at one time.
• Pin Router - The pin router is capable of machining the interior of a given component, not limited to the perimeter as is the rotary shape
• Rotary Shaping - The most efficient method for removing a large amount of material quickly.
• Slicer - Developed for cutting multiple parts from a curved plywood blank of exposed grade side frame or arm components.
• Spindle Carver - Allows the operator to round over or break the perimeter of a curved and shaped component.
• T-nut insertion - Fastener in the assembly of seating using curved plywood components.