Precautions in the processing of melamine MDF and melamine chipboard

Precautions in the processing of melamine MDF and melamine chipboard

Precautions in the processing of melamine MDF:

1. Moisture protection: Density board has poor moisture resistance, special attention should be paid to avoid moisture in the processing of the board, so as not to affect the processing quality and performance of the finished product.

2. Processing speed control: due to the soft material of density board, processing speed should be reasonably controlled to avoid excessive speed leading to surface unevenness or scorching phenomenon.

3. tool cooling: in high-speed machining, pay attention to the cooling of the tool to prevent the tool from overheating and affecting the service life and machining accuracy.

4. Avoid heavy pressure: avoid excessive pressure on the plate during transportation and processing to prevent deformation of the plate.

5. surface protection: the surface of the processed density board should be well protected to avoid scratches and knocks, affecting the appearance.

Precautions in the processing of melamine chipboard:

1. Selection of knives: As the internal structure of particle board is not uniform, sharp and wear-resistant knives should be used when cutting and drilling to reduce the chipping and roughness phenomenon.

2. Edge sealing treatment: the edge of particle board is rough, the quality of edge sealing directly affects its moisture resistance and aesthetics. To ensure that the edge sealing material and the board close, use high quality edge sealing glue, and control the temperature and pressure of edge sealing.

3. Processing precision control: when processing the size, pay attention to control the precision, to avoid too large an error affecting the subsequent assembly and use.

4. Reduce the generation of debris: a large amount of debris will be generated during processing, which should be cleaned up in time to prevent debris from entering the machine or affecting the quality of the processed surface.

5. Protective measures: operators should wear appropriate protective equipment, such as goggles, masks, etc., in order to avoid debris and dust damage to the body.