Definition:
The form of veneers, called the abbreviation HPL, stands for High Pressesor Laminate. And a slate recipe composed of several layers of "paper-like" fibers impregnated with hard-working resins that stick together under the influence of heat and pressure.
Production:
Currently, most formics are imported from countries such as India, Syria, Spain, Italy, Germany and Korea, and the raw materials used to make Formica or HPL are: Craft paper, decorative paper, phenolic resin and resin Melamine, which is produced in a variety of opaque and shiny mattes.
points:
Resistance to water and steam penetration without cracking and lamination effect and low moisture absorption up to 6%
Depending on temperature and heat shock up to 180 degrees
Resistance to electric current and weak acids also have an acceptable resistance to impact and scratches.
Disadvantages:
Expensive to other coatings
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Uses:
Production of kitchen cabinets and labs
office Equipment
Partitioning and decoration
Interior decoration (buses, wagons, trains, ships).
Dimensions:
Formics are generally produced in the dimensions of 2440 * 1220 and with thicknesses of 0.5 mm to 3 mm.
Color:
Types of wood designs, raw colors, fantasy, granite, "varieties of matt, shiny, damaged, soda"