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V313 (moisture resistant) Melamine Faced Chipboard (MFC)
- MFC constitutes a chipboard core faced both sides with melamine resin
impregnated decorative paper.
- The core material is designed to withstand moisture penetration (to
specification EN317). However, for damp environments solid laminate
materials should be used.
- Produced from high density standard board within +/-0.3mm thickness
tolerance.
- Manufactured in accordance with ISO 9002.
- Consistent environmental quality in line with ISO 14001.
Laminate Faced Chipboard
- Laminate is 0.8mm thick, comprising of:
- Surface layer impregnated with melamine resin for decorative paper
protection.
- Decorative paper which is impregnated with melamine resin.
- Core comprising papers impregnated with phenolic resin.
- Door and partition core is comprised of 18mm V313 (moisture resistant)
chipboard.
- Postformed fascia core is comprised of 28mm chipboard.
Solid Laminate
- Solid laminate is a 13mm compressed material with two decorative faces
and a black core providing exceptional resistance to moisture and impact.
- The decorative faces comprise paper impregnated with melamine resin.
- The black core comprises layers of phenolic resin impregnated Kraft
paper.
- Ideal for use in damp environments or where intensive cleaning is
required.
- The material is not affected by moisture nor is it susceptible to
weathering, mould or rot.
- Surfaces are non-porous, so dirt cannot cling to them, and they are
easy to clean and disinfect.
- Solid laminate materials conform to the requirements of the FDA (Food
and Drugs Administration) in the USA for use in the food industry. These
requirements state that the material can come into contact with foodstuffs
during preparation without a problem.
- X-rays can penetrate the materials, therefore solid laminate is often
used in the medical sector.
- According to DIN 51953 the materials are classed as anti-static, which
indicates suitability for clean rooms and computer furniture.
- The material is highly resistant to burning cigarettes, which do not
damage the surface and leave no permanent marks.
- According to tests at several European test institutes, the material
offers one of the best fire resistance performances for panel products.
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