Melamine is a nitrogen compound and a raw material for the production of synthetic resins used in melamine resin products such as tableware, furniture coatings, and adhesives. Melamine resin is particularly hard, scratch-resistant, heat-resistant, and relatively inexpensive. However, melamine is classified as a substance of very high concern because it can be released upon contact with food and cause kidney stones and bladder cancer, which is why its use is restricted in certain areas.
PRECISE, ILLUSTRATIVE, PRACTICAL – Our Autumn Seminar Line-up
In November 2026, we are once again hosting our professional training seminars: "Leather: A compact Overview" (November 3–4, 2026) and "Coated Textiles: A compact Overview" (November 5–6, 2026). Secure your spot now! Our experts provide in-depth insights into manufacturing processes and use illustrative examples to demonstrate the properties and potential applications of these materials. Look forward to condensed expert knowledge, lively discussion, and practical content.