Lamicolor Postforming HPL Laminate is a high-pressure laminate (HPL) surface solution composed of kraft paper impregnated with plasticized phenolic resin and decorative papers impregnated with special melamine resin. The defining performance factor of the product lies in the chemical components used and their controlled formulation during production.

Lamicolor Postforming HPL Laminate can be bent and shaped into concave and convex forms depending on the applied technique and the required radius values. This capability enables functional and design-oriented surface solutions for furniture and interior applications that require continuous surface transitions.

Key Advantages

• Shapeable HPL structure suitable for postforming applications
• Controlled bending on concave and convex surfaces
• Multi-layer structure based on phenolic and melamine resins
• Flexible surface character compatible with different production systems
• Suitable for continuous edge and surface solutions

Machine and Application Compatibility

For postforming operations, various edge-bending and postforming machine types are available, operating in either static or continuous modes depending on the production method.

• Static machines are typically used for low-volume production with varying dimensions.
• Continuous machines are designed for serial production with consistent dimensions.

Although these machines operate with different working principles, Lamicolor Postforming HPL Laminate is engineered with a flexible structure that ensures compatibility with both systems. This flexibility supports stable processing and allows for long-term storage of the postforming laminate without performance loss.

Areas of Application

• Postformed countertops and work surfaces
• Furniture fronts and door panels
• Counters and reception units
• Interior designs requiring curved surfaces
• Serial production furniture and project-based applications