The difference between impregnated paper and overlay paper

Impregnated paper refers to melamine impregnated paper, full name melamine impregnated film paper. It is a kind of plain base paper or printed decorative paper impregnated with amino resin and dried to a certain degree. It has a certain resin content and volatile content. It can be heated and pressed. Glue to each other or to the wood-based panel substrate.

Veneer paper refers to ecological board overlay paper, which is generally composed of three layers of surface paper, colored paper, and base paper. The surface paper and colored paper are impregnated with melamine resin components to make the refractory board have physical properties such as abrasion resistance and scratch resistance. Multi-layer kraft paper makes the refractory board have good impact resistance and flexibility.

Difference 1: For the impregnated paper, it focuses on the protection of the board, and the veneer paper focuses on the decoration board.

Difference 2: Impregnated paper refers to a manufacturing process, while overlay paper refers to a type of paper. Because it is affixed to the surface of the board or furniture can be called veneer.

Difference 3: The definition of impregnated paper is very clear, the paper with impregnation process is, and the overlay paper is very general.