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Medium Density Fibreboard (MDF) is used mainly by the furniture industry, but also for interior mouldings as well as substrates for laminate flooring. Dynea’s MDF resins offer extremely low emissions, moisture resistance, fast cure, tolerance to different wood species and variations in fibre humidity. |
How we create value for our customers
The homogenous structure of the MDF board gives it good bending strength, smooth surface and good screw retaining properties, making it suitable for many different applications. The vast majority of applications do not require a water-resistant adhesive. Liquid urea resin is preferred in MDF production based on its fast curing and low cost. To a lesser extent melamine-urea resins are also used to manufacture MDF when a degree of moisture resistance or dimensional stability is required.
The benefits of these resins include, among others, extremely low formaldehyde emissions – according to all relevant standards, from E1 to F****; fast cure for short press times and high plant capacities; moisture resistance for use in humid conditions and for outdoor applications; tolerance to different wood species as well as variations in fibre humidity, as well as improved surface quality, e.g. in terms of treatment with lacquers and varnishes.
Dynea has earned a reputation for supplying innovative products to the MDF industry that have enable customers to enter new markets, reduce emission levels, and improve efficiency.
Offering and products
Urea resins
Melamine-urea resins