WHY OTS PLY?

OTS PLY spends countless of manhours assuring the best quality at competitive prices so you do not have to. This is done by focusing on 100% genuine birch no substitutes no distractions.

COMPLIANCE

OTS Ply is committed to complying with EPA TSCA Title VI Formaldehyde Standards, as well as U.S. Lacey Act legal harvesting and conservation.

Our dedicated team has implemented a due diligence system designed to qualify all mills with which we do business. Our Moscow office performs all risk assessments assure compliance but not limited to from the following:

Sourcing of raw materials, Land ownership documentation, Sustainable collection, Supply chain logistics.

Existing and new suppliers are constantly assessed and spot factory visits are made as part of out overall quality policy

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Commitment to Quality and Compliance in Engineered Wood Products

Product Integrity and Material Selection

The foundation of product quality begins with uncompromised material selection. Only 100% genuine birch is utilized, eliminating substitutes that may compromise structural integrity or performance. This approach ensures consistency in grain, density, and mechanical strength across all plywood panels. The emphasis on authentic birch supports long-term durability and precision in industrial, architectural, and commercial applications.

Exclusive use of genuine birch
Eliminates material substitution risks
Ensures consistent grain and density

Quality Assurance and Operational Oversight

Quality assurance is maintained through rigorous inspection protocols and continuous supplier evaluation. Dedicated teams conduct factory visits and implement due diligence systems to verify compliance with sourcing and production standards. These assessments cover raw material origin, processing methods, and logistics. The objective is to ensure that every product meets predefined technical and environmental benchmarks.

Regular supplier audits and factory visits
Due diligence systems for compliance tracking
Verification of sourcing and logistics standards

Regulatory Compliance and Environmental Standards

Compliance with formaldehyde emission regulations and legal harvesting protocols is a core operational priority. Adherence to EPA TSCA Title VI and the U.S. Lacey Act ensures that all products meet federal safety and sustainability requirements. Risk assessments are conducted to validate land ownership documentation, sustainable collection practices, and supply chain transparency.

EPA TSCA Title VI compliance
U.S. Lacey Act adherence
Risk assessments for sourcing and sustainability

Regulatory Compliance and Environmental Standards

EPA TSCA Title VI compliance
U.S. Lacey Act adherence
Risk assessments for sourcing and sustainability

Supply Chain Governance

Supply chain governance is structured to maintain traceability and accountability from raw material sourcing to final distribution. Documentation is reviewed to confirm legal ownership and ethical harvesting. Logistics are monitored to ensure timely and secure transport. This framework supports consistent product availability while minimizing operational risk and environmental impact.

Traceability from source to distribution
Legal ownership documentation verified
Monitored logistics for secure transport

Technical Standards and Product Performance

Engineered wood products are manufactured to meet stringent technical specifications. These include calibrated thickness, multi-ply construction, and void-free cores. Such standards ensure optimal performance in load-bearing, decorative, and precision-based applications. Products are tested for tensile strength, dimensional stability, and surface uniformity to support industrial-grade reliability.

Calibrated thickness and multi-ply build
Void-free core enhances structural integrity
Tested for tensile strength and stability

Risk Management and Supplier Evaluation

Risk management protocols are applied to both existing and new suppliers. Evaluation criteria include environmental compliance, production capacity, and historical performance. Spot inspections and documentation reviews are conducted to validate operational claims. This process ensures that only qualified suppliers contribute to the product pipeline, maintaining consistency and reliability.

Evaluation of supplier compliance and capacity
Spot inspections for operational verification
Historical performance tracking

Sustainability and Ethical Sourcing

Sustainability is integrated into every stage of the sourcing and production process. Materials are harvested from certified forests using responsible collection methods. Environmental impact assessments are conducted to ensure alignment with global conservation standards. Ethical sourcing practices are enforced to support long-term ecological balance and resource renewal.

Certified forest sourcing
Responsible harvesting methods
Environmental impact assessments conducted

Continuous Improvement and Innovation

Operational strategies are continuously refined to enhance product quality and compliance. Feedback loops from audits, inspections, and customer input inform process adjustments. Innovation is applied in material processing, logistics optimization, and compliance tracking. These efforts ensure that the organization remains aligned with evolving industry standards and regulatory frameworks.

Feedback-driven process refinement
Innovation in material and logistics
Alignment with evolving regulations

Organizational Accountability

Accountability is maintained through structured governance and transparent reporting. Internal teams are responsible for monitoring compliance, executing audits, and managing supplier relationships. Documentation is centralized for review and verification. This structure ensures that all operational activities are traceable, auditable, and aligned with strategic objectives.

Governance structure for compliance oversight
Centralized documentation for verification
Transparent reporting and audit trails