Decorative paper is primarily made of wood pulp and titanium dioxide. After processing including printing and melamine resin impregnation, it is ultimately used as a surface finish for engineered wood products, offering advantages such as sun resistance, wear resistance, and aesthetic appeal.
Main Materials and Processes
Base Material: Wood pulp (high-quality pulp), providing basic strength and fiber structure.
Filler and Pigment: Titanium dioxide, providing high opacity and a pure white base color.
Surface Treatment: Melamine resin impregnation enhances heat resistance, water resistance, and wear resistance.
Processing: After printing the pattern, it is hot-pressed to form the final finish.
Differences from Other Finishing Materials
Comparison with Wallpaper: Wallpaper (such as pure paper or non-woven fabric) is used for wall decoration, emphasizing breathability and environmental friendliness; decorative paper is used for engineered wood products, focusing more on wear resistance and weather resistance.
Decorative base paper: Decorative base paper is a semi-finished product of decorative paper, specifically referring to industrial specialty paper used for veneer on engineered wood panels after printing and impregnation.
Applications and Characteristics
Uses: Engineered wood panel veneer for furniture, cabinets, flooring, etc.
Features: Diverse patterns, clear colors, bright gloss, combining decorative and functional properties.
