Wood-based panels. Sampling, cutting and inspection - Inspection of an isolated lot of panels

Wood-based panels. Sampling, cutting and inspection - Inspection of an isolated lot of panels

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What is BS EN 326-3 Inspection of an isolated lot of panels about?

BS EN 326-3 focuses on sampling, cutting and inspection of wood-based panels. The aim of the BS EN 326 series is to provide best industry practices to ensure that the wood-based panels are fit for its intended application. 

BS EN 326-3 specifies methods for the verification of compliance of one or more properties of an isolated lot of wood-based panels with the requirements of the relevant EN specification standards. Different sample sizes are given depending on whether or not the production is controlled according to EN 326-2. For panels, the production of which is controlled in accordance to EN 326-2 this European Standard can be used in case of a dispute. In this BS EN 326-3, verification of compliance is based on the testing of small test pieces. 

Note: BS EN 326-3 is not applicable for factory production control. For these purposes, EN 326-2 applies.  

Who is BS EN 326-3- Inspection of an isolated lot of panels for?

BS EN 326-3 on inspection of an isolated lot of panels are relevant to: 

  • Wood-based panel manufacturers and suppliers 
  • Quality control and inspection authorities 
  • Regulatory bodies 
  • Certification bodies 

Why should you use BS EN 326-3 - Inspection of an isolated lot of panels?

To ensure wood-based panels offer adequate quality and durability when in use, it is vital that they undergo best industry verification and inspection. 

BS EN 326-3 provides a test method for inspection which helps determine whether or not your wood-based panels possess the required quality characteristic, which demonstrates conformance with the acceptability criteria of the inspection.  

If you are a manufacturer, this can ensure that your products consistently meet the required quality and performance levels. Compliance with the inspection method can also enhance quality control systems.