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Wood gluing applications

Author: Philippe COGNARD

Publication date: January 10, 2008 | Lire en français

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    Wood glues are mainly used in the field of furniture making. Various types of gluing methods exist : it is possible to apply veneer onto a flat or curved surface, or to assemble several parts. Today, certain operations, such as thermofusing, must be automated in order to meet the high expectations of the modern furniture industry. Lamination and veneer applications onto various surfaces are discussed firstly : wood, decorative paper and PVC film. This is followed by an examination of thermofusing using modern machines and membrane presses for relief panels or profile wrapping (adhesives, gluing systems, pressing, etc.).

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    • Philippe COGNARD: ESPCI engineer - Former Director at Bostik-Findley - Court-appointed expert

     INTRODUCTION

    Furniture manufacturing is one of the most important markets for wood glues.

    In fact, first there are various veneering operations on flat or curved surfaces, as we shall see, then all the assemblies, and finally some work, various gluing of foams, plastics on wood...

    These different bonding operations use many different types of glue: vinyl, urea-formaldehyde, hot melts, neoprene, polyurethane, which is one of the advantages of furniture bonding.

    The machines, too, are of different types and highly specialized by operation, as automation is de rigueur in order to achieve the high output rates found in the modern furniture industry. We'll be taking a closer look at these high-speed machines, most of which come from Germany and, to a lesser extent, Italy.

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