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What are the differences between high pressure laminate, direct pressure laminate and continuous multi-layer laminate?

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What are the differences between high pressure laminate, direct pressure laminate and continuous multi-layer laminate?

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The main difference is the pressure under which the laminate is manufactured. High pressure laminates are typically manufactured using 1400 pounds-per-square inch of pressure while direct pressure products are manufactured using 300-500 pounds-per-square inch of pressure. The advantages of high pressure laminate include better wear and impact resistance as well as better design clarity. Continuous multi-layer laminate contains Kraft papers like HPL, but is not manufactured at the same temperatures and pressures as HPL. It is produced on a continuous press and is more impact resistant than direct pressure laminate (DPL) because of the Kraft papers, but lacks the resin flow which provides superior clarify of design in HPL. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

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