FORMALDEHYDE RESIN
Formaldehyde resin is a synthetic resin product made with formaldehyde as a base ingredient. This product is used in a wide variety of settings and industries, and is one of the oldest synthetic resins around. Consumers most commonly encounter this substance in the context of a packaged product which includes it, such as MDF, a wood product commonly used in construction.
Phenols, melamine, urea, and aniline can all be used to make formaldehyde resin for various applications.
The chemicals are reacted with each other to create the resin, which can have varying properties, depending on the ingredients used. Some resins are designed to be sensitive to heat, with heat being needed to activate the resin, while others react with chemicals. The resin may be clear or colored, extremely strong and hard, waterproof, and so forth once the curing process is over and the resin has set.
PRODUCING OF FORMALDEHYDE RESIN
A variety of resins and paints are produced by two companies in the Dovechem Group.
PT Dover Chemical, based in Jakarta, Indonesia, manufactures formaldehyde-based resins. Melamine urea formaldehyde and phenol formaldehyde resins are distributed to the local wood-working industry for making moisture-resistant and weather and boil-proof grades of plywood. A special high-solid resin for particle board production is also available.
In Singapore, alkyd resin, stoving paints, industrial finishes and thinners are manufactured by Dovechem Industries.
Dovechem also produces polyvinyl acetate (PVAC) dispersions and polyvinyl acetate adhesive under licence from Casco Nobel, a member of the Swedish Nobel Industries reputed for the manufacture of impregnated paper and adhesives.
Abrasives, adhesives and plywood are examples of resin applications.
Dovechem’s resin-manufacturing plant in Indonesia.
A plywood factory in Indonesia where the resin PT Dover Chemical supplies is
an important component of production.
For details and inquiry please visit site below:
www.dovechem.co.id
Industrial Products
For Application
Stone Wool
Plywood & LVL
Particleboard
Medium Density
Fibreboard
Blockboard
Bent Wood
Barecore
