Gloss of Varnished MDF Panels Veneered with Sanded and Thermally Compressed Veneer

Bekhta, Pavlo; Lis, B.; Krystofiak, T.; Tokarczyk, Maciej; Bekhta, Nataliya

doi:10.3390/coatings12070913

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“…Surface decoration mainly has clear water paint, muddy water paint, technology wood veneer, etc. Most users pursue the natural wood grain texture, but technology wood veneer and thin wood parquet bring a sense of fashion and retro feel and are also now what many young people are pursuing (Bekhta et al 2022).…”

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Wooden door preferences based on lifestyle theory and consumer behaviour theory

Zhou

Wang

Kaner

et al. 2023

BioRes

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This paper analyses users with different lifestyles and consumer behaviour, and then segments wooden door users with different consumer preferences, to inspire wooden door companies in their product design and further research on wooden doors. In this paper, a wooden door user research questionnaire was created based on Lifestyle Theory and Consumer Behaviour Theory, and data collection was completed at Nanjing Forestry University. The collected data were analysed using cluster analysis, factor analysis, cross-over analysis, and other analysis methods. The Statistical Package for the Social Sciences (SPSS) was used to simplify the analysis model and process the data, and finally the wooden door users were divided into four categories. The categories were trendy home users, budget-conscious sensible users, basic needs users, and impulsive enjoyable users. Male users were found to be more likely to be “trendy home users” and “impulsive enjoyable users,” while female users were more likely to be “budget-conscious sensible users” and “trendy home users.” For the number of users, the “trendy home users” were the most numerous, followed by the “budget-conscious sensible users.” The age of wooden door users in this study was mainly distributed between 21 to 30 years old, of which “freelancers” accounted for the highest percentage.

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Section: Wooden Door User Preference Analysismentioning

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Wooden door preferences based on lifestyle theory and consumer behaviour theory

Zhou

Wang

Kaner

et al. 2023

BioRes

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“…Many studies can be found in the references on this important technological issue of adhesion. They have focused, among other things, on the influence of surface preparation method, surface roughness [13,14,[17][18][19][20], application technology, type of varnish product [11,13], the composition of varnish products [13,[20][21][22][23][24][25], layer thickness [11,13], number of varnish coatings, and aging [20,[26][27][28][29][30][31][32]. The wide range of experiments conducted previously proves the importance of this topic.…”

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Adhesion of Varnish Coatings as a Background for Analogue and Digital Printing Technologies

Tokarczyk,

Lis,

Salca

et al. 2023

Applied Sciences

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In analogue and digital printing technologies, from 3 up to 12 layers of lacquer products are applied. Technological parameters significantly influence the adhesion in the coating system. This article refers to the analysis of the influence of selected technological parameters, such as the number of layers, energy doses distributed by the radiators, and line speed, on the topography and adhesion of varnish coatings formed in the process of varnishing with rollers and UV-curing systems. The appropriately prepared surface can be used as a background layer for the analogue and digital printing technology. Manufacturers must adapt the production process to the particular varnish to obtain finished products with the best possible performance properties. The state of surface free energy and finally adhesion can be assessed by theoretically determining the possibility of an adhesive bonding between the product and the substrate, taking into account the assumptions of the adsorption theory of adhesion and measurement of the contact angle (Θ). An experimental confirmation of adhesion measurements included removing the coatings from the substrate via stamps glued to the coating.

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