Urea Formaldehyde Resin Powder Adhesive for Particleboard Furniture Direct From The Manufacturer

• Customization: Available
• Application: Construction, Woodworking
• Color: White
• Model NO.: UF
• Composition: Urea, Formaldehyde
• Morphology: White Powder
• Purity: 99%
• Mf: C3h8n203
• CAS No.: 9011-05-6
• Classification: Chemical Auxiliary Agent
• Usage: Building Material, Woodworking
• Transport Package: Bags, Shipping
• Specification: 25kg
• Trademark: Chemcola
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 39091000
• Package Size: 130.00cm * 110.00cm * 110.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 1006.000kg

Product Description

Product Description

TIONES UF & MUF Resin Powder is suitable for the processing of plywood, particle board,
MDF&HDF and the other wood processing. Below are mainly applications for reference:
a).Various kind of wood composite boards
b)Gluing Plywood & Bentwood
c)Surface veneer for furniture and decorative boards
d).Engineered solid wood flooring

Specification

item	Specification	Result
Appearance	White powder
Viscosity 25°C	3000-4500CPS	4000CPS
Content	≥98%	99%
formaldehyde emission	≤3	2.9
volatile substance	<2	1.9
Moisture content	≤2	1.8
PH	7.5-8.0	7.6
specific gravity 25°C	1.220	1.1

Packing & Delivery

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FAQ

Does it meet formaldehyde emission standards?

We use an optimized low-molar-ratio formulation, with free formaldehyde content controlled below 0.3%. The pressed boards can reach E0 grade environmental standards, fully complying with domestic and export requirements.

How long can it be stored?

The urea formaldehyde resin product can be stored for 12 months in dry, cool, and well-ventilated conditions. It is packed in plastic woven bags with a moisture-proof inner liner to prevent dampness and degradation.

Can you provide samples?

Yes, we can provide free samples up to 1kg, freight collect. Please contact us with your application requirements, and we will arrange shipment within 2 working days.

Can it be colored?

Yes. The cured adhesive layer is translucent or light in color, and can be tinted with water-based dyes or mineral pigments. Note: Do not use alkaline pigments, as they may affect the curing effect.