Thermally-Fused-Laminates (TFL) are made by melamine-resin décor papers applied directly by heat and pressure to a substrate penal. Under high heat and low pressure, the decorative layer binds to the board without the need for adhesive. The chemical reaction during the thermal process makes the finish impossible to peel away from the substrate. Heat and pressure activate the resin in the saturated TFL panel sheet, creating a cross-linked bond with the substrate. This effectively seals the substrate. Particleboard and MDF are ideal substrates for TFL because they are consistent, uniform in strength, and free of defects.

Constructure of TFL penal		Download pdf

A solid color can be as mirror sheen or matte finish which can be high-gloss or matte-gloss which creates comfortable touch for a clean environment. Recommended for horizontal and vertical applications.

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Synchronized textures and finishes are defined as aligning patterns and texture in an effort to replicate a product as it exists in nature. Thermally fused laminate (TFL) producers work in harmony with décor print suppliers and press-plate designers to ensure the uniform color and comfortable touch are perfectly aligned in each and every press cycle. Synchronized textures are available as a two-sided product, providing a great deal of flexibility to designers and fabricators.