Terminology and definitions of special paper for wood-based panel finishes
1. Special paper for wood-based panels decor ration
Special paper for wood-based panels decor ration, including base paper, printed paper, impregnated decorative paper, wear impregnated decorative paper, overlay paper, impregnated overlay paper, wear overlay paper, wear impregnated overlay paper, balance paper, and impregnated balance paper.
2. Base paper
Titanium white paper is impregnated with amino resin that has certain absorption and covering properties. It is divided into two categories: solid color paper and printing base paper.
3. Printed paper
The original paper by printing, with color, pattern, pattern paper.
4. Impregnated decorative paper
Plain paper or printed decorative paper impregnated with amino resin and dried to a certain degree, with a certain resin content and volatile content of the film paper, by heating and pressure can be glued to each other or with the artificial board substrate.
5. Wear impregnated decorative paper
Contains certain wear-resistant materials, and has a certain wear resistance impregnated decorative paper.
6. Overlay paper
Covering the outermost layer of the substrate surface, the decorative layer plays a protective role, with a certain degree of absorption and good transparency of the paper.
7. Wear overlay paper
Contains a certain amount of wear-resistant materials on the surface layer of paper.
8. Impregnated overlay paper
Surface paper impregnated with amino resin and dried to a certain degree, with a certain resin content and volatile content of the adhesive film paper, by heating and pressure can be glued with decorative adhesive film paper.
9. Wear impregnated overlay paper
The surface film paper contains a certain amount of wear-resistant material.
10. Balance paper balance paper
The paper plays the role of strengthening and balancing the slab and has certain absorption and covering properties.
11. Impregnated balance paper
Balance paper impregnated with amino resin and dried to a certain degree, with a certain resin content and volatile content of the film paper, by heating and pressure can be glued or glued with the substrate.
12. Crease
For various reasons lead to the decorative paper folding phenomenon, and impregnation pressure paste crease in the surface of the final product can not be eliminated, the decorative effect will have a negative impact.
13. Color variation
The same batch or different batches of decorative paper and standard samples, respectively, with the same resin, the same substrate, and the same hot pressing process at the same time after impregnation pressure paste, are placed in three standard light sources (D65, D50, TL84) for comparison, the color differences.
14. Stock lump
Paper manufacturing process because the raw materials are not fully dispersed, and the formation of hard texture, density of the block.
15. Surface picking
Paper surface fibers or titanium dioxide of the phenomenon, easy to cause incomplete printing patterns or dipping glue after the decline in paper coverage.
16. Dust point
Any unwanted embedded in the paper, different from the paper color, opaque small pieces of material.
17. Split edge
The decorative paper edge tear phenomenon, resulting in a paper in the printing and gluing process is easy to break the paper.
18. Reformed reel core
Due to insufficient strength of the core or by the impact of external forces resulting in the core twisted or out of the round phenomenon.
19. Reel end planarity
The difference between the two ends of the paper roll from the reference end surface.
20. Soft roll
Because of the paper roll on both sides of the paper force inconsistent or paper thickness on both sides of the paper roll caused by the inconsistency of the two sides of the paper roll loose tight phenomenon.
21. Missing dots
For various reasons missing print or pattern dot missing, the pattern dot off, resulting in the decorative paper surface revealing the original paper color dots.
22. Stain
In the decorative paper, surface appears non-design pattern texture of the dirty spots and spots.
23. Width variation
After printing, the difference between the actual printing width of the whole pattern and the effective printing width of the design.
24. Misregister
Printing process, the maximum value of the register deviation between the colors, including vertical register error and horizontal register error.
25. Wrinkle
The unevenness of the surface of decorative paper is due to various reasons.
26. Missing print
During the printing process, the oil and black in the mesh of the plate roller are not transferred to the decorative paper, resulting in the absence of the decorative paper pattern texture phenomenon.
27. Blade streaks
The ink on the plate is not scraped clean, resulting in the transfer of excess ink to the decorative paper forming longitudinal print marks. Also known as knife wire, ink marks, etc.
28. Doctor blade mark
Due to jumping or unstable swinging of the scraper knife, etc., the printing process appears intermittently horizontal stripes. Also known as jumping knife marks.
29. Torn-off edges
The defective phenomenon that appears on the edge of the paper roll of decorative paper.
30. Base weight
The quality of the paper unit area is expressed in grams per square meter (g/m2). Note: Rewrite the definition of GB/T4512-2002 Chapter 3
31. Moisture content
Paper, cardboard, and pulp in the water content. In fact, that is, the specimen dried according to the prescribed method of mass reduction and the ratio of the quality of the sampling, generally expressed as a percentage.
32. Smoothness
In a specific contact state and a certain pressure difference between the specimen surface and the ring plate surface by the atmosphere into a certain amount of air required time, expressed in seconds (s). [GB/T 456--2002, Chapter 3 definition]
33. Ash content
Paper at a temperature of (900 Shi 25) ¡æ after burning the quality of the residual material and the original dry paper mass ratio, expressed as a percentage (%).
34. Wet tensile strength lengthwise
In the specified wet state. In the paper forming direction, the paper can withstand the maximum tensile strength, expressed in N15mn.
35. Dry tensile strength lengthwise
Paper in the specified conditions for warm and wet treatment, in the direction of paper forming, the paper can withstand the maximum tensile strength, expressed in N/15mm.
36. Air permeability
In a certain vacuum, 100mL of air through a certain area of the time required for the paper, to s/100mL said.
37. Resin pick-up
Film paper in the content of solid resin expressed as a percentage.
38. Volatile content
The content of volatile content in the adhesive film paper is expressed as a percentage.
39. Precure percent
The degree of curing of the resin in the film paper is expressed as a percentage.
40. Light fastness
Paper by daylight or artificial light after the ability to maintain the original color.
41. Penetration time
Paper impregnated with the specified test solution, the time required to be completely penetrated, expressed in seconds (s)
