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Premium Star Think in New Dimensions PREMIUM STAR - LOTOS and LUXOS LOTOS LUXOS the super matt the super glossy surface surface Premium Star Think in new dimensions PREMIUM STAR - LOTOS AND LUXOS Premium Star Think in new dimensions As a forward-thinking company, we are focused on bringing you the very latest trends as they emerge. With our newly developed ‘Premium Star’ product, we are setting new quality standards. Total shine with reflective effects (Luxos) and a super matt surface with anti-fingerprint-effect (Lotos) makes it possible to think in new dimensions. Available in 10 exclusive colours. Interior 2 FunderMax Interior Premium Star 3 PREMIUM STAR - LOTOS (LO) Experience LOTOS Premium Star with super matt surface LOTOS Matt perfection with anti-fingerprint-effect makes it possible to think in new dimensions. Product: Premium Star Surface: Lotos (LO) Size: 2820 mm x 2070 mm Thickness: 10 - 28 mm MATERIAL DESCRIPTION Decorative, UV lacquered wood-based material. Support panel version Homogen P2 SL. APPLICATION Decorative wood-based panels for indoor use*. *FOR A DETAILED DEFINITION, SEE PAGE 19. L003 Clara White* L001 Alma White* L005 Zuria White L011 Amelia Creme* L012 Nepal Grey L013 Nevada Greige* L010 Aronia Red L008 Lacus Blue L009 Cloud Grey* L007 Raven Black* *AVAILABLE FROM STOCK Interior 4 FunderMax Lotos Premium Star Surface Properties PROPERTIES TEST METHOD VALUE Surface Coating UV Lacquer Colour deviation compared to test sample / Level 4: EN 14323:2017 5.8 reference decor slight deviation in colour and / or surface Gloss Level EN 13722:2004 Measurement angle 85°: < 15 GE (± 3 GE against master/reference) According to EN 438-3 Chap. 6.2.5.2 Surface appearance EN 438-2 Chap. 4 Dirt, stains and similar surface defects: max. 1.0 mm² / m² Fibres, hair and scratches: maximum 10 mm / m² Table 1 PROPERTIES TEST METHOD VALUE Climate conditions: Optical: No visible surface changes Humid climate/humidity resistance AMK-MB-005:07/2007 (cracks, bubbles, delamination of the coating material, colour change) DIN 68930:2009 3.3.1 Optical: No visible surface changes 3 cycles (cracks, bubbles, delamination of the coating material, colour change) Climate change resistance AMK-MB-005:07/2007 Optical: No visible surface changes 20 cycles (cracks, bubbles, delamination of the coating material, colour change) Optical: No visible surface changes Temperature resistance AMK-MB-001:07/2007 (cracks, bubbles, delamination of the coating material, colour change) Lightfastness DIN EN 15187 Bluescale 6: Greyscale ≥ 4 Laquer adhesion (Cross-cut test) ISO 2409:2013 GT ≤ 2 Furniture surface behaviour according to DIN 68930:2009 3.2.2. at: Chemical stress DIN EN 12720 DIN 68861-1: ≥ 1 B (Grad 5) DIN 68861-4: ≥ 1,5 N Scratch resistance DIN EN 15186 Procedure B (Assessment with contrast agent according to EN 438-2:2016) Abrasion resistance DIN EN 15185 DIN 68861-2: ≥ Klasse 2 E (> 25 revolutions) Dry heat DIN EN 12722 DIN 68861-7: 7 C (100 °C, Grad 5) Wet heat DIN EN 12721 DIN 68861-8: 8 B (75 °C, Grad 5) Table 2 Lotos Dimensions PROPERTIES TEST METHOD TOLERANCE VALUE UNIT Length ± 2.0 2820 mm Width ± 2.0 2070 mm Blank cuts ± 2.0 mm Thickness ± 0.3 10 - 28 mm Warping EN 14323 ± 2.0 mm/m Table 3 Type and print errors reserved! Interior Premium Star 5 PREMIUM STAR - LUXOS (LU) Experience LUXOS Premium Star with a super glossy surface LUXOS Total shine with reflective effects makes it possible to think in new dimensions. Product: Premium Star Surface: Luxos (LU) Size: 2800 mm x 2070 mm Thickness: 10 - 28 mm MATERIAL DESCRIPTION Decorative, UV lacquered wood-based material. Support panel MDF SL. APPLICATION Decorative wood-based panels for indoor use*. *FOR A DETAILED DEFINITION, SEE PAGE 19. L003 Clara White* L001 Alma White* L005 Zuria White L011 Amelia Creme* L012 Nepal Grey L018 Valley Greige* L010 Aronia Red L008 Lacus Blue L017 Chelsea Grey* L007 Raven Black* *AVAILABLE FROM STOCK Interior 6 FunderMax Luxos Premium Star Surface Properties PROPERTIES TEST METHOD VALUE Surface Coating UV Lacquer Colour deviation compared to test sample / Level 4: EN 14323:2017 5.8 reference decor slight deviation in colour and / or surface Gloss Level EN 13722:2004 Measuring angle 20°: ≥ 83 GE (± 3 GE against master/reference) According to EN 438-3 Chap. 6.2.5.2 Surface appearance EN 438-2 Chap. 4 Dirt, stains and similar surface defects: max. 1.0 mm²/m² Fibres, hair and scratches: maximum 10 mm/m² Table 4 PROPERTIES TEST METHOD VALUE Climate conditions: Optical: No visible surface changes Humid climate/humidity resistance AMK-MB-005:07/2007 (cracks, bubbles, delamination of the coating material, colour change) DOI as per Elcometer ≥ 80 Optical: No visible surface changes DIN 68930:2009 3.3.1. (cracks, bubbles, delamination of the coating material, colour change) 3 cycles DOI as per Elcometer ≥ 85 Climate change resistance Optical: No visible surface changes AMK-MB-005:07/2007 (cracks, bubbles, delamination of the coating material, colour change) 20 cycles DOI as per Elcometer ≥ 95 Optical: No visible surface changes Temperature resistance AMK-MB-001:07/2007 (cracks, bubbles, delamination of the coating material, colour change) DOI as per Elcometer ≥ 95 Lightfastness DIN EN 15187 Bluescale 6: Greyscale ≥ 4 Laquer adhesion (Cross-cut test) ISO 2409:2013 GT ≤ 2 Furniture surface behaviour according to DIN 68930:2009 3.2.2. at: Chemical stress DIN EN 12720 DIN 68861-1: ≥ 1 B (Grad 5) DIN 68861-4: ≥ 1,5 N Sratch resistance DIN EN 15186 Procedure B (Assessment with contrast agent according to EN 438-2:2016) Abrasion resistance DIN EN 15185 DIN 68861-2: ≥ Klasse 2 E (> 25 revolutions) Dry heat DIN EN 12722 DIN 68861-7: 7 C (100 °C, Grad 5) Wet heat DIN EN 12721 DIN 68861-8: 8 B (75 °C, Grad 5) Table 5 Luxos Dimensions PROPERTIES TEST METHOD TOLERANCE VALUE UNIT Length ± 2.0 2800 mm Width ± 2.0 2070 mm Blank cuts ± 2.0 mm Thickness ± 0.3 10 - 28 mm Warping EN 14323 ± 2.0 mm/m Table 6 Type and print errors reserved! Interior Premium Star 7 PROCESSING GUIDELINES Premium Star Processing Guidelines Premium Star with Luxos and Lotos surface. When processing Premium Star panels with Lotos and Luxos TOOL INFO AND CUTTING MATERIAL surfaces, please ensure to follow the guide lines for the selec- Tools with new or newly repaired cutting edges are recom- tion of tooth feed (fz) and feed speed (vf) set out in the table. mended for optimum edge quality. In principle, both tools with These parameters are related to the tool diameter (D), number hard-cutting (HW) as well as diamond cutting (DP diamond of teeth (z), rotational speed (n) and the feed speed (vf) of the polycrystalline) blades can be used. To ensure the longest processing machine. The correct choice of each ensures a possible life time for the tool, we recommend using diamond successful result. blades. The following formulas apply to the calculation of cutting, When processing Luxos high gloss surfaces in particular, we tooth and feed speeds: recommend using new or newly refurbished cutting tools to achieve optimum edge quality. Ensure the highest possible vc - Cutting speed [m/s] accuracy when sharpening or eroding the tools. vc = D • π • n / 60 •1000 D – Tool diameter [mm] TOOL LIFE-SPAN n – Rotational Speed of Tool [min-1] The life-span of a tool depends on a large number of influencing factors, therefore no statements or rights can be fz – Tooth feed [mm] derived within the framework of this processing guideline. All fz = vf • 1000 / n • z suggestions, machining parameter and references, are simply vf – Feed speed [m/min] that - forming guidelines only. n – Rotational Speed of Tool [min-1] z – Number of teeth Machine or process-related issues can lead to changing circumstances. An optimal setup of machine, tool and vf – Feed speed [m/min] materials, as well as a clear understanding of customer- vf = fz • n • z / 1000 specific requirements can only be achieved with a Leitz or fz – Tooth feed [mm] Leuco application engineer on site. n – Rotational Speed of Tool [min-1] z – Number of teeth Due to the superior quality and special surface finish of FunderMax Premium Star with Lotos and Luxos surfaces, a reduction of tool lifespan is to be expected compared to conventionally coated FunderMax panels, (particularly with reference to the pre-mentioned influencing factors). MACHINING METHOD TOOTH FEED fz [mm] Panel saw 0.06 - 0.07 Panel sizing 0.06 - 0.07 Milling on continuous systems 0.50 - 0.70 Milling on stationary machines 0.20 - 0.34 Table 7 MACHINING METHOD FEED SPEED vf [mm] Dowel drilling* 1.5 - 3.0 Through-hole drilling* 1.0 - 2.0 Drilling for fittings* 1.3 - 2.5 Table 8 * FOR MDF REDUCE VALUES BY 25-30% Interior 8 FunderMax CUTTING O Please note: • Visible side (decorative side with foil) facing up • Pay attention to the correct saw blade overhang O (see Table 9) • Adapt speed and number of teeth to the feed speed • Use a saw with a scoring unit in order to ensure clean cuts on the underside of the panel Depending on the overhang of the saw blade, the entrance and exit angles can affect the quality of the cutting edge. If the upper cutting edge becomes untidy, the saw blade must be set higher. If the same occurs on the underside, the saw PRODUCER TOOL DIAMETER [MM] OVERHANGS (O) blade should be lowered. For the best results it should be set to the correct height. Leitz 300 - 400 approx. 10 Leuco 250 approx. 15 - 20 Sliding table saws require the following saw blade Leuco 300 approx.
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