Veneer adhesive, as the name suggests, is an adhesive product used for pasting surface materials. There are many types of veneer materials, such as wood veneer, PVC film, wood grain paper, etc. The term veneer adhesive or laminating adhesive in the woodworking industry generally refers to the adhesive for applying wood veneer. For a long time, due to the advantages of urea-formaldehyde resin adhesive, such as high bonding strength, high water resistance, milky white or colorless and transparent color, and no contamination of the bonded wood products, it has been popular in the woodworking industry and has developed rapidly.

To date, urea-formaldehyde resin adhesive still occupies a dominant position in wood adhesives and is the most widely used adhesive type in the world. Generally speaking, urea-formaldehyde resin adhesive is bonded by hot pressing. Attention should be paid to the moisture content and precision of the substrate and wood veneer, pressing time, pressing pressure, pressing temperature, and conditioning time. In recent years, due to the increasing global demand for environmental protection, the combination of EPI polyvinyl acetate emulsion and the curing agent isocyanate has been increasingly used in wood veneer applications.

With the increasing scarcity of solid wood resources and the relatively high cost of solid wood materials and transportation, wood veneer products are appearing more and more frequently in home products, such as furniture, wardrobes, flooring, etc.