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About Melamine Impregnated  Paper

Melamine Impregnated paper is composed of non-woven wood pulp mixed with PE and plant fibers. It has excellent absorption and anti-dissolution capabilities. Impregnated paper is also a very economical tissue with a low particle shedding rate. What are the characteristics of impregnated paper? Impregnated paper is wear-resistant, has a rich variety of styles, is impact-resistant, does not deform, is pollution-resistant, flame-retardant, moisture-proof, environmentally friendly, does not fade, is easy to install and manage, and can be used for floor heating, etc.
What are the uses of melamine impregnated paper? Melamine Impregnated paper is widely used for the veneering of cabinets, wardrobes, and laminate flooring.
The veneering paper, after being impregnated with melamine glue and some additives, becomes melamine impregnated paper. Combined with boards (such as Medium Density Fiberboard, particle board, and commercial  plywood,Melamine Laminated Plywood), it becomes a decorative panel through the hot pressing of the hot press steel plate.
Melamine impregnated paper varies according to the functions of the base paper. If a decorative effect is to be achieved, decorative paper should be used; if a wear-resistant effect is desired, wear-resistant paper should be used; if a mechanical balance effect is needed, balance paper should be used.
What is the production process of impregnated paper?
Melamine Impregnated paper decorative panels have been widely used in office and civilian furniture, vehicle manufacturing, construction, shipbuilding, interior decoration and other industries due to their advantages of low production material consumption, low energy consumption, few processes, low cost, as well as beautiful appearance, certain wear resistance, heat resistance, pollution resistance and easy cleaning performance on the surface, and they occupy a considerable market share.
The processing of melamine impregnated paper is divided into six stages: preparation, heating, cleaning, gluing, drying and finishing. During the processing, we have strict control in each stage, such as static electricity removal, water content, sizing amount, wind speed, drying temperature, cooling temperature, preservation, clean storage and handling by operators.
Impregnated paper has higher requirements for base paper and resin. In the process of glue making, the resin is modified to be elastic to prevent surface cracking. The resin requires the addition of multiple additives such as curing agents and mold release agents in appropriate proportions. This requires the operating technicians to have high technical skills and a rigorous working attitude. Otherwise, any problem in any link will result in rejects.