Melamine Tableware Mould

Melamine tableware compression molds are key tools used to compress melamine resin powder into melamine tableware. Their quality and performance directly affect the shape, dimensional accuracy, and surface quality of the tableware.

In the industry, decal paper is usually called "high pressure transfer paper" or "hydraulic transfer paper". It is the most critical and mainstream process material for decorating melamine tableware.

It is a special printing medium designed to permanently transfer and cure patterns onto the resin layer of melamine tableware using the high temperature and pressure of a hydraulic press.

The melamine tableware mold is the core component of thermosetting compression molding. It is commonly made of 718/P20 steel with a hard chrome plating and is compatible with hydraulic presses ranging from 60 to 1200 tons.

Melamine tableware decals are special consumables used for transferring patterns onto the surface of melamine tableware. The pattern is firmly attached to the surface of melamine tableware through a hot pressing process, which determines the appearance and durability of the pattern. It is one of the core auxiliary materials in the production of melamine tableware.

Melamine tableware printing impregnation paper" is a technical term that is closer to the source of the production process. It is essentially "melamine tableware heat transfer paper" or "decal paper", but the name "impregnation paper" focuses more on its raw material composition and basic production process

Melamine tableware molds are precision metal tools installed on a melamine-specific hydraulic press to mold and cure melamine resin under high temperature and pressure. The cavity of the mold is the "negative image" of the final product.

Melamine tableware molds are specialized thermoforming molds, compatible with melamine hydraulic presses. Through high temperature (160–165℃) and high pressure, melamine powder and decals are pressed into tableware such as bowls, plates, and cups. The precision of the mold directly determines the product's dimensional tolerances, surface finish, and pattern positioning accuracy.

Melamine tableware transfer paper, also known as heat transfer printing paper or decorative film, is a special type of paper pre-printed with patterns. It is the core material used in the production of melamine tableware (commonly known as "melamineware") to permanently transfer the pattern onto the surface of the tableware body using high temperature and pressure, forming a decorative layer.

Melamine tableware decals are decorative layers printed with special inks and substrates (such as paper or plastic film).