amino plastic
Noun: A type of synthetic resin or plastic derived from amino compounds, such as urea or melamine, and formaldehyde. It is characterized by its hardness, heat resistance, and ability to be molded. This material is commonly used in the production of adhesives, coatings, and molded objects.
Amino plastic is a technical term used primarily in industrial, manufacturing, and materials science contexts. It refers to the class of thermosetting polymers. - It is used as an adhesive for bonding materials like wood. - It is applied as a coating to provide a durable, often glossy, finish on surfaces such as paper and textiles. - It is molded into various household and industrial items, such as dinnerware and electrical components.
- The laminate countertop has a durable surface made from an amino plastic.
- This adhesive is an amino plastic resin, ideal for plywood manufacturing.
- The fabric was treated with an amino plastic coating to make it stain-resistant.
- Amino plastic is often specified in technical data sheets for its chemical resistance and mechanical properties.
- In conservation, certain amino plastic coatings on historical artifacts can present challenges for restoration.
- Aminoplast (noun): A synonym for amino plastic.
- Urea-formaldehyde resin (noun): A common type of amino plastic.
- Melamine resin (noun): Another common type of amino plastic, known for its use in durable dishware.
- Thermosetting resin (general category)
- Aminoplast
- Amino resin
The term "amino plastic" is a compound noun. Its meaning is specific to the field of polymer chemistry and is not typically used in everyday conversation. It is often encountered in its more specific forms, such as "urea-formaldehyde."
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a plastic (synthetic resin) made from amino compounds; used as an adhesive and as a coating for paper and textiles
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