Veneer hot press and traditional veneer process are two different processes, each of which has some advantages and disadvantages. The following will be a detailed comparative analysis of the veneer hot press and the traditional veneer process.

First of all, as far as the veneer hot press is concerned, it has the following advantages. First of all, the veneer hot press can complete the veneer process in a short time. Compared with the traditional process, the use of veneer hot press can greatly shorten the production cycle. Secondly, the veneer hot press has a higher adhesion strength. In the process of veneer, the hot press makes the substrate produce physical and chemical reaction with the veneer material through hot pressing, which increases the strength of the adhesion and makes the veneer durable. At the same time, the hot press can process the veneer material with a larger thickness, making its thickness more uniform, avoiding the problem of uneven thickness of the veneer material in the traditional process. In addition, the veneer hot press can be applied to the veneer of a variety of materials, including solid wood, veneer, plywood, etc., with a larger scope of application.

However, veneer hot press also has some shortcomings. First of all, the equipment cost of the veneer hot press is higher, and more funds need to be invested in the purchase of equipment. Secondly, the use of hot pressing machine hot pressing temperature needs to be strictly controlled, too high or too low temperature will have an adverse effect on the veneer effect. At the same time, the operation requirements of the veneer hot press are higher, which requires professional and technical personnel to operate and control, and the requirements for the operator are higher. In addition, the heat generated by the veneer hot press during the veneer process will affect the surrounding environment, and measures need to be taken to discharge and heat dissipation, which has high environmental requirements.

In contrast, the traditional veneer process has its own advantages and disadvantages. The advantages of traditional veneer technology are mainly reflected in the following aspects. First of all, the traditional veneer process equipment investment is less, the cost is relatively low. Secondly, the traditional veneer process has relatively low requirements for hot pressing temperature and relatively simple operation. At the same time, the traditional veneer process has less impact on the environment and does not require special emission and heat dissipation measures.

However, the traditional veneer process also has some shortcomings. First of all, when the traditional process is used for veneering, the pressure is small, resulting in low adhesion strength and easy degumming. Secondly, when the thickness of the veneer material is large, the traditional veneer process will lead to the uneven thickness of the veneer material and the greater difference in quality. Another problem with the traditional veneer process is the complexity of the operation, which requires a certain understanding of the equipment and operation process. At the same time, the traditional veneer process has a long production cycle and cannot meet the modern fast-paced production requirements.

To sum up, veneer hot press and traditional veneer technology have some advantages and disadvantages. Veneer hot press has obvious advantages in veneer effect, process speed, applicable materials, etc., but the problems of high equipment cost, high operation requirements and higher requirements for the environment also need attention. Traditional veneer technology has advantages in cost and simple operation, but there are some shortcomings in veneer strength and process cycle. Therefore, the selection of the appropriate veneer process should be considered according to the actual needs and the requirements of the veneer effect.