Introduction
Wood grain paper is a kind of surface decoration paper. Its raw material is generally wood pulp kraft paper, which has high strength. Mainly used for exterior decoration or trimming of furniture, speakers and other household office supplies.
Other uses include: plastic packaging, cigarette and alcohol packaging, plastic calendars, decorative paintings, etc.
The pattern is printed imitating the tree pattern, the thickness is generally 0.5~1.0mm, and the surface is smooth and shiny.
Wood-grain paper belongs to the classification of Polaroid paper in decorative paper, and it is a decorative paper with the weakest abrasion resistance. In view of the requirements of surface plasticity and environmental protection, mainly formaldehyde-free requirements, the wood grain paper industry has developed a new process, which is different from using melamine resin to dip coating and then hot pressing. Then coat water-based polyurethane resin on the surface to protect against scratches and make up for the lack of wear resistance; after water-based polyurethane resin is coated on the surface of the paper, the paper can also be wrapped and curled, and its plasticity will be better than the previous one. .
Difference
The difference between wood grain paper and veneer
1. Wood grain paper is also called polystyrene paper, which is a kind of Surface decorative paper is mostly used for the surface treatment of the board. After the board is attached, it still needs to be painted. The veneer is a semi-natural decorative material.
2. The pattern on the wood grain paper is printed; the pattern on the veneer is the pattern of the high-quality wood itself.
3. The thickness of wood grain paper is generally 0.5~1.0mm; the thickness of veneer is generally 1.0mm~2.0mm.
4. Wood grain paper can be used for the surface layer or trimming of decoration, furniture, etc. according to the material; veneer is mainly used for the surface layer in high-end decoration.
5. Wood grain paper is generally cheap; most veneers are more expensive.
6. There are many domestic products of wood grain paper; most of the precious tree species in veneer can only be imported.