Fire‑retardant and flame‑resistant: Complies with Class B1 (decorative HPL) or Class A1 (inorganic fire‑proof board) non‑combustible/low‑flammability standards; does not promote combustion when exposed to fire and emits low smoke and toxicity. When used for partition walls, suspended ceilings, countertops, and other applications, it can effectively inhibit the spread of flames.

　　Fire‑retardant and flame‑resistant: Complies with Class B1 (decorative HPL) or Class A1 (inorganic fire‑proof board) non‑combustible/limited‑combustibility standards; does not promote combustion when exposed to fire and produces low smoke and toxicity. When used for partition walls, suspended ceilings, countertops, and other applications, it can effectively inhibit the spread of flames.

　　High-Temperature Resistance and Scald Protection: The surface can withstand short-term temperatures of 70–150°C (HPL), making it suitable for kitchen countertops and laboratory worktops, thereby preventing direct heat damage to the substrate.

　　Wear- and Scratch-Resistant: The melamine resin surface boasts high hardness, resisting everyday wear and tear as well as scratches, thereby extending the lifespan of the decorative finish.

　　Moisture‑resistant, stain‑resistant, and antibacterial: Its dense structure resists water absorption and withstands chemical cleaning, making it ideal for humid environments such as kitchens, bathrooms, and laboratories; some inorganic panels also offer mold‑ and pest‑resistance.

　　Structural fire protection (specifically referring to architectural fire‑resistant panels): Installed on steel beams, tunnels, cable shafts, and similar components to create an insulating barrier, ensuring that load‑bearing structures maintain stability during a fire (with a fire resistance rating of up to 2–4 hours).

　　Decoration and Enhancement: Offers a variety of finishes, including wood grain, stone texture, and solid colors, combining aesthetic appeal with functionality to replace paint or veneer.