Description

Melamine crystal is a white powder with the chemical formula C3H6N6. Melamine crystal, also known as melamine, is an organic compound with an ammonia-like smell.

Melamine crystal is used in the production of plastic, paint, fertilizer and fabric. 67% of melamine crystal, like cyanamide, consists of nitrogen, and its derivatives have fire extinguishing properties due to the release of nitrogen gas when burning or half-burning.

Performance Features;

Melamine crystal powder is commercially produced from the reaction of urea and cyanic acid. Melamine is combined with formaldehyde to form melamine resin, which is a highly heat-resistant plastic, as well as melamine foam and polymer cleaners. Other commercial products containing melamine include table tops, eraser boards, cloth, adhesives, household appliances, and flame retardants.

Application

• This material is used in the wood industry for transparency, beauty.
• This material increasing the resistance of wooden surfaces against heat.
• Melamine crystal powder is used in high-performance products such as wood-based panels, laminates, veneers and molding powders.
• This chemical substance is used to produce paint and in the paper industry to produce transparent, waterproof and anti-wrinkle paper. Melamine is used in the textile industry to produce waterproof, anti-wrinkle fabrics and to increase the resistance of fabrics against washing, and in the leather industry to produce transparent, waterproof and durable leather.