In this step, the wood particles are subjected to heat and pressure, which causes them to soften and form fibers. A binding agent, typically a resin, is added to the fibers to enhance their strength and durability. This mixture is thoroughly blended to ensure an even distribution of the adhesive.

After pressing, the MDF panels are cooled and trimmed to the required dimensions. They undergo rigorous quality control checks to ensure they meet industry standards for density, smoothness, and strength. Finally, the finished MDF boards are ready for various applications, including furniture production, cabinetry, and interior design.