Due to their vibrant hues and versatility, colored melamine moulding compound are a popular choice for a variety of applications. This FAQ article will provide you with comprehensive answers to questions about available colors, production methods, safety issues, or color retention.
Melamine moulding compound can be produced in various vibrant colors to suit different preferences and applications. Standard colors include:red, blue, green, yellow, orange, black, and White. You can make color choices through Pantone color cards, and we can customize the colors to meet your needs.
The pictures below show some of the color possibilities for melamine tableware:
Colored melamine powder is produced by blending pigments into the melamine formaldehyde resin during manufacturing. The pigments are carefully selected to ensure vibrant and consistent colors. The pigments are mixed with the melamine formaldehyde resin and other additives to form a homogeneous mixture. This mixture is processed and ground into fine powder particles to make colored melamine powder.
Colored melamine molding compounds are used in a wide variety of industries, including:
Colored melamine molding compounds have several desirable properties, including:
Colored melamine powders undergo rigorous testing to meet safety standards for food contact applications. Melamine tableware is considered safe for everyday use when used within the recommended temperature range and according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
No, it cannot.
Melamine tableware should not be placed in the microwave.
The temperature resistance of melamine tableware ranges from -30℃ to +120℃, making it unsuitable for microwave use. It is a type of tableware that mimics ceramic, also known as melamine resin tableware. During the process of high-temperature decomposition, it releases toxic substances, and using the microwave to heat it can be harmful to human health. Additionally, at high temperatures, melamine tableware can experience shortened lifespan, aging, and easily melt or deform, among other adverse reactions.
Therefore, it is not recommended to use melamine tableware for heating in the microwave. When using melamine tableware in daily life, it is sufficient to use hot water for disinfecting, and it should not be exposed to heat for extended periods before being subjected to cold temperatures to prevent cracking
Colored melamine powders are designed to be highly resistant to fading. The pigments used in the production process have been carefully selected for their durability and color stability. However, it is essential to note that prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or harsh chemicals may cause some colors to fade over an extended period.
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