Recon Veneer Glue Production Technology Training

1. Basic Principles

• Types of Glue: Common types of glue used for technical wood include urea-formaldehyde glue, melamine glue, and phenolic glue.
• Formulation Design: Understanding the composition and function of different glue formulas, including adhesives, curing agents, fillers, and additives.
• Glue Performance: Learning how to evaluate glue properties such as bonding strength, water resistance, heat resistance, and environmental performance.

2. Production Process

• Raw Material Selection and Handling: Choosing high-quality raw materials and pre-processing them to ensure the stability and consistency of the formula.
• Mixing and Reaction Control: Mastering the operation of mixing equipment and controlling reaction temperature and time to ensure uniformity and stability of the glue.
• Application and Curing: Learning glue application techniques, including roller coating, spraying, and brushing, as well as controlling curing conditions.

3. Quality Control

• Testing and Analysis: Mastering various testing methods in the production process, such as viscosity, solid content, and pH value.
• Process Optimization: Using experiments and data analysis to optimize production processes and improve glue performance and production efficiency.
• Problem Solving: Analyzing and solving common issues such as poor adhesion and glue aging.

4. Environmental and Safety Standards

• Environmental Requirements: Understanding national and international environmental standards for glue products and ensuring compliance.
• Safety Operations: Learning safety protocols for glue production and usage to prevent occupational diseases and accidents.

5. Practical Training

• Equipment Operation: Training on the correct use and maintenance of production equipment.
• Hands-on Practice: Providing opportunities for practical training, allowing participants to be directly involved in the glue production process and gain practical experience.

6. Technical Exchange and Innovation

• Industry Trends: Keeping up with the latest technological developments and trends in the technical wood glue industry.
• Technical Innovation: Encouraging participants to innovate and enhance the performance and environmental friendliness of the glue.

If you need a detailed training program or have specific technical questions that need addressing, please let us know so we can provide further assistance and support.