's all-wood experimental benches and steel-wood experimental benches, as well as the back panels, laminates and side panels of steel-wood fume hoods, are all made of melamine boards, and PVC edge sealing is used to treat the surrounding edges. Will melamine boards be harmful to people when used in laboratory furniture?

      Melamine is an azine nitrogen-containing heterocyclic organic compound. It is in the shape of a pure white monoclinic crystal. It is odorless, soluble in hot water, slightly soluble in cold water, slightly soluble in hot ethanol, and low-harm. Melamine resin synthesized from melamine has good water resistance, heat resistance, arc resistance, flame retardant and other properties. The decorative panels made of it can be used forExperimental bench, fume hoods, floors and interior decoration, etc. Melamine board is resistant to high temperatures, acid and alkali, moisture, and fireproof, so it is often used in experimental furniture.

        Melamine itself is relatively less harmful and relatively stable. It will not be harmful after curing. As long as the product quality is qualified, the melamine in the board will not cause harm to people as long as it is not eaten. Melamine will not volatilize under normal circumstances and will not cause harm to people. Whether the air is polluted does not depend on the melamine board itself, but on the medium-density board or particle board base material used. As long as the formaldehyde release amount of the base material does not meet the standard, it will pollute the air. The emission of formaldehyde and other substances contained in the adhesives or additives used will also pollute the air and cause harm to people.