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The density of MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard) is technically a variable dependent on thickness; however the rule of thumb comes out to about

700 kg/m^3 (Metric mks) or

0.700g/cm^3 (Metric Standard) or

0.025lbmass/in^3 or (English (Imperial) Standard)

7.000E-010 N s^2/mm^4 (Metric mmNs).

HDF or High Density Fibreboard is more dense than MDF with an approximate Metric mks value of

900 kg/m^3.

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