Reconstituted veneer is basically layers of wood that are glued together and then sliced into veneer which is subsequently laminated to various core materials to make veneer panels. It is clear that the resins used in the composite wood core materials, as well as glue used in the face veneer lamination step, must comply with IEQc4.4 requirements. But can someone tell me if the resins used in the manufacture of the reconstituted veneer itself must also be NAUF?
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Jason Grant Consulting
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