The difference between melamine impregnated paper and phenolic coated paper

Many people who have just started to use melamine-impregnated paper may not know much about this product, so they will be confused when buying melamine-impregnated paper, and even confused with phenolic coated paper.

But in fact, these two products are very different. Melamine impregnated paper is a product made of paper impregnated with melamine formaldehyde resin after proper drying. Its pressing process is generally Use the low-voltage short-cycle method. The phenolic coated paper is mainly a product obtained by impregnating the paper with phenolic resin and drying it properly, and the pressing process is a long time pressing. Therefore, the materials they use are different, and the production processes are also very different.

In addition, they are also very different in use. Melamine impregnated paper is more commonly used for laminate flooring and panel furniture veneer; while phenolic coated paper is generally used for building formwork. Surface veneer.