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Melamine tableware decals (also known as melamine/imitation porcelain decals) are special decorative decals designed specifically for melamine tableware. They are permanently fused to the surface of the tableware through high temperature and high pressure, and the pattern is sealed in the resin layer, making them wear-resistant and colorfast.

Melamine tableware molds are the core tools used in the production of imitation porcelain tableware, determining the shape, precision, and surface finish of the tableware. These molds typically require a specialized hydraulic press to compress melamine resin powder into shape under high temperature and pressure (approximately 150-200°C).

The monochrome machine for melamine tableware is specifically designed for manufacturing melamine tableware of a single color (such as bowls, plates, cups, etc.). It is produced by pressing melamine powder (trichloroform melamine formaldehyde resin) under high temperature and high pressure. Its core features include high efficiency, low cost, simple operation, and suitability for large-scale standardized production.

A thermosetting molding compound, made from melamine-formaldehyde resin as the base material, α-cellulose as filler, and additives such as pigments and curing agents, through mixing, grinding, and drying to form a powder; distinct from pure melamine monome

The melamine tableware single-color hydraulic press is a core specialized piece of equipment for producing single-color melamine tableware. It solidifies melamine powder into shape in one go through high temperature and high pressure, making it suitable for large-scale production of all types of single-color tableware, including bowls, plates, spoons, and trays.

Melamine tableware, also known as imitation porcelain tableware, resembles porcelain in appearance but is lighter and more durable than ceramic, making it a popular choice for many families and restaurants.

Melamine tableware decals are special decorative decals designed specifically for melamine tableware. Through a high-temperature and high-pressure hot-pressing process, the pattern is permanently sealed inside the melamine resin layer, rather than being a surface sticker. The pattern is wear-resistant, scratch-resistant, does not peel off, and does not fade, meeting food contact grade requirements.

The melamine tableware two-color hydraulic press is a dual-material, dual-process hot pressing molding equipment specifically designed for thermosetting melamine (melamine-formaldehyde resin) powder. It is mainly used to produce imitation porcelain tableware (cups, bowls, plates, etc.) with edging, layering, and two-color patterns.

• Compression molding (or molding die-cutting) involves placing a measured amount of melamine molding powder into a preheated cavity. The upper mold moves downwards, applying pressure. Under conditions of 155–180°C and 12–20 MPa, the powder melts, flows, cross-links, and solidifies, while volatiles are expelled (requiring 1–2 venting cycles). Cooling and demolding result in irreversible hard tableware. The upper mold is typically 5–10°C higher than the lower mold to ensure uniform flow and curing.