Pre-impregnated decor papers

Decorative foils are an intermediate-range paper-based overlay and are also called impregnated papers.

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- Commodity name: Pre-impregnated decor papers
- 相关产品名称: Our Decorative paper designs collection
Decorative foils are an intermediate-range paper-based overlay and are also called impregnated papers.

Decorative foils are an intermediate-range paper-based overlay and are also called impregnated papers. They are generally pre-impregnated with a blend of melamine, acrylic and urea resins during the paper-manufacturing process or post-impregnated after the paper is fully cured. Decorative foils weigh between 40 and 200 grams/ m2 untreated. During the impregnation process, the cellulose papers typically gain between 20 and 50 percent of their base weight. Those between 100 and 200 grams are dubbed specialty papers and are more likely than lighter-weight varieties to be used for exposed decorative surfaces.

Pre-impregnated foil base papers are suitable for furniture, doors, separation walls, ceilings and wall paneling. They feature good printability, a high internal bond level, consistent quality and a wide range of colors.
Veneer – authentic structures and a large selection of colors are the prominent features of our veneer collection. Combinations of different décors out of the collection create a pleasingly warm and harmonious impression. The surfaces of our Veneer laminates consist of reconstituted veneers. For the production of reconstituted veneers, peeled veneers from poplar or ayous wood are partly dyed, rejoined together in layers and pressed to a block from which the reconstituted veneers are sliced. By putting together different dyed veneers and using special methods of pressing the most popular, even exotic species of timber can be reproduced. Valuable resources are saved this way, without having to give up special and extravagant décors. We press these reconstituted veneers in the well-known production process to laminates. The surface is finally melamine coated and covered with a protective film. Due to the manufacturing process, the appearances of the veneer deviate only slightly from laminate to laminate or from sample to sample and illustrations. However, it is a natural product with all the typical characteristics of wood.

1. ROTARY CUT VENEER
The timber logs are rotary cut to produce the veneer. We do this by rotating the log around its axis. A knife is positioned against the log to peel off a thin layer of wood. During this process, all the veneer nature defects have to be repaired. The veneers in the same layer are well jointed.

2. DYEING
Dyeing is a very important part of the process when producing a reconstituted veneer. The veneer strips are submerged in a bath of water at a specific temperature and with the required dye concentrate. The dyeing process uses 100% water-based dyes. No heavy metals or other toxic substances are used. The reconstituted veneer strips are dyed multiple times to ensure colorfastness. Real wood imitation can be designed for different images.

3. CREATING THE PATTERN
The dyed veneer strips are mixed to produce the desired reconstituted wood species or design.

4. GLUING
The pile of the veneer is glued after stacking as a block. Glue is applied to each strip.

5. PRESSING
After gluing, the veneer block is formed in a press machine.

6. DRYING
The final veneer can be dried with a drying machine. The moisture content can be around 14% for avoiding the risk of mold.

description
specification
下载文件外链

- Commodity name: Pre-impregnated decor papers
- 相关产品名称: Our Decorative paper designs collection
Decorative foils are an intermediate-range paper-based overlay and are also called impregnated papers.

Decorative foils are an intermediate-range paper-based overlay and are also called impregnated papers. They are generally pre-impregnated with a blend of melamine, acrylic and urea resins during the paper-manufacturing process or post-impregnated after the paper is fully cured. Decorative foils weigh between 40 and 200 grams/ m2 untreated. During the impregnation process, the cellulose papers typically gain between 20 and 50 percent of their base weight. Those between 100 and 200 grams are dubbed specialty papers and are more likely than lighter-weight varieties to be used for exposed decorative surfaces.

Pre-impregnated foil base papers are suitable for furniture, doors, separation walls, ceilings and wall paneling. They feature good printability, a high internal bond level, consistent quality and a wide range of colors.
Veneer – authentic structures and a large selection of colors are the prominent features of our veneer collection. Combinations of different décors out of the collection create a pleasingly warm and harmonious impression. The surfaces of our Veneer laminates consist of reconstituted veneers. For the production of reconstituted veneers, peeled veneers from poplar or ayous wood are partly dyed, rejoined together in layers and pressed to a block from which the reconstituted veneers are sliced. By putting together different dyed veneers and using special methods of pressing the most popular, even exotic species of timber can be reproduced. Valuable resources are saved this way, without having to give up special and extravagant décors. We press these reconstituted veneers in the well-known production process to laminates. The surface is finally melamine coated and covered with a protective film. Due to the manufacturing process, the appearances of the veneer deviate only slightly from laminate to laminate or from sample to sample and illustrations. However, it is a natural product with all the typical characteristics of wood.

1. ROTARY CUT VENEER
The timber logs are rotary cut to produce the veneer. We do this by rotating the log around its axis. A knife is positioned against the log to peel off a thin layer of wood. During this process, all the veneer nature defects have to be repaired. The veneers in the same layer are well jointed.

2. DYEING
Dyeing is a very important part of the process when producing a reconstituted veneer. The veneer strips are submerged in a bath of water at a specific temperature and with the required dye concentrate. The dyeing process uses 100% water-based dyes. No heavy metals or other toxic substances are used. The reconstituted veneer strips are dyed multiple times to ensure colorfastness. Real wood imitation can be designed for different images.

3. CREATING THE PATTERN
The dyed veneer strips are mixed to produce the desired reconstituted wood species or design.

4. GLUING
The pile of the veneer is glued after stacking as a block. Glue is applied to each strip.

5. PRESSING
After gluing, the veneer block is formed in a press machine.

6. DRYING
The final veneer can be dried with a drying machine. The moisture content can be around 14% for avoiding the risk of mold.