Melamine Paper

Aug. 11, 2025

Melamine-impregnated decorative paper is the key surfacing material for melamine-faced boards. It is made by saturating decorative paper (often kraft-backed décor prints) with melamine‑formaldehyde resin and hardener, then drying and storing in moisture‑protected packaging, typically at ≤ 60% RH and around 20 °C for best shelf life (about three months)

During pressing, this decorative melamine paper bonds permanently with the board substrate (particle board, MDF, plywood), yielding abrasion-resistant, durable, and decorative surfaces. It may be single- or double-sided and is offered in various thicknesses and textures.

Steel Boards

Glue

Test

Physical and mechanical tests for melamine boards typically include water‑absorption & thickness swelling (≤ 8%), static bending strength

Steel Boards

In the production of melamine-faced boards, textured steel plates, also known as pressing steel plates or steel press plates, play a crucial role in both the functional and aesthetic outcome of the final product.

Melamine Paper

Melamine-impregnated decorative paper is the key surfacing material for melamine-faced boards.

Glue

Adhesion relies on both mechanical interlocking (adhesive penetration into porous wood) and chemical bonding.

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