The Difference Between The Clean HPL Door And Other Doors

What Is The Clean HPL Door?

Many people have heard of the HPL (High-Pressure Laminating) process, but what exactly is it? And what is the difference between a clean HPL door and other doors?

HPL is a combination of lamination techniques that gives us the ability to create a smooth and seamless finish. This finish can be used on both interior and exterior doors, giving you the ability to choose whatever style you like.

The main part of our process involves taking the raw timber and adhering it to a fiberglass core using an adhesive. This allows us to achieve a smooth and seamless finish on our doors that would otherwise be impossible with wood alone. The HPL process also allows for large doors up to 7m long!

Here are some features of the HPL panel:

High-temperature resistance:

HPL panels have good high-temperature resistance up to 180 degrees Celsius (356 Fahrenheit). They can be used in areas where temperatures reach 35 degrees Celsius (95 Fahrenheit) or above for 24 hours or longer without degradation or discoloration occurring to any degree that would affect their appearance, performance, or service life.

Impact resistance:

These types of doors can withstand heavy impacts without getting damaged or breaking down easily due to their high impact strength feature which makes them highly durable and long-lasting too!

Easy to clean:

The HPL panel door has excellent water absorption and heat dissipation functions, which make it easy to clean and maintain for a long time without fading or cracking.

Other Common Clean Door Materials And Their Features:

Clean doors are a type of door that can hide fingerprints and smudges, making them look clean and clean at all times. These types of doors are very popular in commercial buildings because they allow a business to maintain its professional appearance even after handling many people during the day.

Here are some materials that are usually used in the clean door:

Aluminum Doors:

Aluminum is one of the most common materials used for clean doors due to its durability, affordability, and ease of maintenance. Aluminum doors can be powder-coated in a variety of colors and are available in a range of styles including sliding, hinged, folding, and bi-folding.

Clean Steel Door:

Clean Steel doors are made of stainless steel and have a high level of durability and resistance to corrosion. The material is easy to clean, which makes it a popular choice for restaurants and other food-related businesses. It's also a good choice for resorts, hotels, offices, and other places where people may be exposed to water or other liquids regularly.

Clean Glass Door:

Clean glass doors are one of the most popular types of doors today due to their elegant appearance and durability. Available with a choice of single- or double-glazed windows, this type of door provides privacy at all times while still allowing natural light into your home or office space.

The Difference Between The Clean HPL Door And Other Doors:

Different scenes have different requirements for the Clean Door material. Here, taking the hospital as an example, the distinguishing characteristics of the Clean HPL Door from other doors in the application are briefly described.

First of all, as a place with high traffic flow and dense bacteria, the hospital has many rooms, such as wards, emergency rooms, equipment rooms, etc. Many rooms are airtight, and they have very high requirements for the doors installed, such as high-temperature resistance and easy cleaning.

HPL, Steel, and Glass all perform differently when applied to hospitals. The differences between the Clean HPL Door and them are:

The Clean HPL Door is lighter than the steel door:

The Clean HPL Door weighs approximately half as much as a steel door(depending on size and thickness). This makes it easier to install, disassemble, move, and transport. It also means less energy is required to run the door system (including air conditioning).

The Clean HPL Door can withstand moisture better than glass doors:

Glass doors can be prone to condensation, especially in humid environments. This can lead to foggy glass and mold or mildew growth on the glass itself. Condensation can also lead to water damage if it happens inside your home or office building. In contrast, the Clean HPL Door is made out of plastic polymer laminates, which allows it to withstand moisture much better than glass doors do.

The Clean HPL Door has excellent fire protection properties:

When it comes to fire protection, the Clean HPL Door is the best choice for hospitals. It is made from a combination of wood and plastic which makes it highly resistant to fire. It can resist flames for up to 30 seconds before it starts to burn. This allows enough time for people to get out safely in case of an emergency while also protecting the building from damage.

Where Is The Clean HPL Door Suitable For Installation?

The Clean HPL Door from E-ZONG has the characteristics of high fire resistance, impact resistance, and corrosion resistance, and can be used in many places that require air tightness, such as hospital wards, emergency rooms, or laboratories. In addition, because of the powerful properties of this kind of door, it can also be used in places with high requirements on ambient air parameters, for example:

• In areas where there is a potential risk of bacterial invasion;
• In areas where there are high levels of toxic chemicals;
• In pharmaceutical production lines;
• In food production lines;
• In clean rooms for electronic devices and instruments;
• In storage areas for sensitive electronic components such as computers and servers.