High Gloss Melamine Glazing Powder Low Formaldehyde Polishing Raw Material For Melamine Dinnerware Surface Finishing

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Our High Gloss Melamine Glazing Powder (commonly known as LG220) is a premium thermosetting melamine-formaldehyde resin-based polishing raw material. It is specially formulated to provide a brilliant, ceramic-like protective shine, exceptional surface hardness, and superior wear resistance to melamine tableware, plates, bowls, and trays.

With an advanced low-formaldehyde formulation, this glazing powder meets strict international food safety regulations, ensuring your finished dinnerware is both aesthetically flawless and completely safe for consumer use.

• Ultra-High Gloss Finish: Recreates the elegant, reflective luster of genuine porcelain on melamine products.

• Low Formaldehyde & Eco-Friendly: Engineered with a low-release formula to strictly comply with international FDA and EU food contact regulations.

• Superior Surface Protection: Imparts high scratch, impact, heat, and chemical resistance, protecting decals and base materials from daily wear.

• Stain & Water Resistant: Prevents absorption of food oils, juices, and detergents, making dinnerware easy to clean.

• Excellent Flowability: Fine, uniform particle size ensures smooth coverage and easy application during the hot-press molding process.

Our high-gloss glazing powder is widely applied to the surface finishing of:

• Melamine Dinnerware: Bowls, plates, platters, salad servers, and chopsticks.

• Kitchen Utensils: Serving spoons, trays, and cutting boards.

• Decorative Trays & Decals: Used to seal and protect exquisite printed decal paper onto melamine surfaces.

• Imitation Ceramic Ware: Enhancing the premium look and feel of hotel and restaurant tableware.

The glazing process takes place during the late stage of the melamine compression molding process:

1. First Pressing: Place the Melamine Molding Compound (MMC) into the mold and compress it into shape.

2. Decal Application (Optional): Apply the decorative printed paper onto the semi-cured surface.

3. Glazing Powder Sprinkling: Evenly sprinkle a thin layer of Melamine Glazing Powder over the dinnerware surface.

4. Final Hot-Pressing: Close the mold for final curing under heat and pressure ($165^\circ\text{C} - 185^\circ\text{C}$). The powder melts, flows, and cures into a crystal-clear, high-gloss protective shield.

While both are melamine-formaldehyde resins, Melamine Molding Compound (A5) forms the structural body of the tableware, whereas Glazing Powder (LG220) is pure resin with no cellulose fillers. It is used exclusively as a thin surface coating to provide gloss and protection.

Yes. Our low-formaldehyde formulation is food-grade certified, passing rigorous global standards (such as FDA and EU 10/2011). It is non-toxic, odorless, and completely safe for everyday kitchenware.

Because it is highly sensitive to moisture and heat, it must be stored in its original, tightly sealed packaging in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated warehouse (ideally below $25^\circ\text{C}$). Avoid direct sunlight and humidity to prevent clumping.

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