VRG Dongwha

VRG Dongwha MDF was established in 2008 by a joint venture between Dongwha International, a world-leading Korean company in wood panel industry and Vietnam Rubber Group, a state-own conglomerate well-known for its leading role in Vietnam rubber plantation and processing industry which is located in Binh Phuoc, Vietnam in a 39 hectares area. This MD... F manufacturing plant is located in Minh Hung Commune which is close to Vietnams economic capital Ho Chi Minh City. Raw materials will be mainly Rubber Wood, Acacia Melalecusa, Cashew and Pine supplied by Binh Phuoc, Binh Duong, Tay Ninh and Dak Nong provinces. VRG Dongwha MDF will be exported as well as meet rising demands for this product on the Vietnam domestic market. This will significantly promote Vietnams modernization and industrialization process in wooden industry. VRG Dongwha MDF has invested US$ 160 million fiberboard project since July 13, 2010. It is the largest and most modern MDF/HDF plant in Asia, equipped with advanced environmental-friendly technology and modern facilities from Germany, Sweden and Finland. Most of the machineries are designed by Siempelkamp, to bring out finest MDF products with total annual capacity of 650,000 . The plant is equipped with an 8 x 47m ContiRoll® press which will make it the largest MDF plant in Asia. Siempelkamp also be responsible for the engineering of the plant and a large portion of the front-end equipment. The scope of supply includes a drum chipper, chip storage, screens, conveyors, silos as well as a fiber dryer and a fiber sifter which is custom-designed for fibrer produced from rubber tree. The complete glue blending system is also supplied by Siempelkamp. Under the management and supervision of Dongwha experienced foreign and local experts, the company's products can meet any qualifications demanded in wood panel products. Optimizing customers satisfaction is the company's top priority. Thus, producing products with best quality and best services is defined as the company's top mission to meet the ...Read More