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Why Core Stability Matters in Waterproof SPC Flooring

2026-02-02 0 Leave me a message
SPC Core Stability Analysis | Necowood Tech Report

Why Core Stability Matters in Waterproof SPC Flooring

By Necowood Engineering Team | Updated: Feb 2026

1. Technical Specification: The 70/30 Mineral Matrix

Necowood’s SPC utilizes an optimized blend of 70% natural limestone (CaCO₃) and 30% virgin PVC. This specific mineral-to-polymer ratio forms a dense, non-porous rigid core, making the flooring physically inert to humidity.

  • Non-Organic Core: Prevents mold and fungal growth (ASTM G21).
  • High Density: Extruded at 2100 kg/m³ to eliminate capillary action.
SPC Cross-Section Analysis

Figure 1: Cross-section analysis of Necowood's 70/30 rigid core.

2. Verified Laboratory Performance

Under ASTM F925 testing, Necowood SPC shows thickness swelling of only 0.015% after 72 hours of water submersion. This out-performs traditional WPC and wood-based cores.

Test Parameter Industry Standard Necowood Result
Thickness Swelling ASTM F925 0.015%
Linear Expansion ISO 23999 < 0.1%
Internal Density 2100 kg/m³ Pass
SPC Click Lock System

Figure 2: Precision-engineered Smart-Click mechanism.

3. Impact on Installation and LCC

Necowood's rigid core enables continuous spans of up to 200m² without transition moldings. This significantly lowers the Life-Cycle Cost (LCC) by reducing installation labor and long-term maintenance needs in commercial environments.

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