The difference between carbon crystal panel and wood veneer panel

The difference between wood veneer panel and carbon crystal panel is mainly different color of core layer, different upper and lower processes, different substrate materials, etc., the specific difference is as follows:

1, the core layer color is different: wood panel products in the core layer is mainly light yellow core layer, while carbon crystal board products in the core layer is mainly black, some upgraded version is the core layer is white.

2,the upper and lower processes are different:Wood veneer products in the process is mainly the skin, there is also an upgraded version of the wood veneer, the upgraded version of the wood veneer can clearly see its cross section above and below a layer of co-extrusion, co-extrusion layer can greatly increase the strength of the plate, to avoid unnecessary bumps left gravure, carbon crystal plate products in the process is a co-extrusion layer, the thickness and density of the co-extrusion layer are high and low.

3, the substrate material is different: wood veneer products in the substrate is mainly made of wood fiber and other materials, and carbon crystal plate products in the substrate is made of carbon fiber and other materials.

Wood decoration panel refers to wood fiber and other polymer materials, and then through professional technical processing of decorative wall decoration materials, the main features are uniform texture, good polishing, occasionally light green gray mineral lines, easy to paint, its advantages for natural, good texture, environmental health, high plasticity, the disadvantage is higher than ordinary wall decoration materials.

Carbon crystal board refers to the carbon crystal board is a new type of building material, it is made of carbon fiber and resin composite plate, the main characteristics of high-quality carbon crystal board is high hardness, impact resistance, its advantages are high strength, good durability, good fire performance, etc., the disadvantage is not easy to separate whether the core layer is new materials or recycled materials.