The three major differences between dipped paper and veneer paper

Explanation of terms for dipped paper and veneer paper:

Impregnated paper: refers to melamine-impregnated paper, the full name of melamine-Urea-Formaldehyde Impregnated Bond Paper, also known as Melamine-Urea-Formaldehyde Impregnated Bond Paper. Called 'melamine' paper, it is a kind of plain base paper or printing decoration paper impregnated with amino resin (melamine formaldehyde resin and urea formaldehyde resin) and dried to a certain extent, with a certain resin content and volatile content. Can be glued to each other or to wood-based panel substrates.

Overlay paper: refers to the ecological board overlay paper, usually made of surface paper, colored paper, base paper The paper (multi-layer kraft paper) consists of three layers. The surface paper and colored paper are impregnated with melamine resin components, so that the refractory board has physical properties such as wear resistance and scratch resistance. The multi-layer kraft paper makes the refractory board have good impact resistance and flexibility.

Difference 1: For the impregnated paper, the maintenance of the board is more important, and the veneer paper focuses on the decoration of the board.

Difference 2: Impregnated paper refers to a manufacturing technology, while veneer refers to a type of paper. Because it is pasted on the surface of the board or furniture, it can be called a veneer. Home decoration paper

Difference 3: The definition of impregnated paper is very clear, that is, the paper with impregnation technology, while the veneer paper is very abstract, and the reason is the same as above. There are places between them that contain each other. For example, when melamine impregnated paper is used for sheet surface veneer, it can be called melamine veneer paper.