Melamine is a type of durable, synthetic plastic material commonly used in the manufacturing of dinnerware, including plates, bowls, and trays. It's made from melamine resin, which is combined with other materials, typically a wood or paper-based substance, and then molded into shape. The result is a strong, lightweight, and break-resistant material.

Key Characteristics of Melamine:

Durability: Melamine is known for its toughness, making it highly resistant to cracking, chipping, and breaking. It is a popular choice for households with kids or for outdoor dining where durability is important.
Lightweight: Melamine is much lighter than ceramic or porcelain, which makes it easy to handle, stack, and store.
Variety of Designs: It can be molded into a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and colors, making it highly versatile for both casual and formal table settings.
Heat Resistance: While melamine is heat-resistant, it should not be used in microwaves or ovens as it can be damaged by high heat. It is typically used for cold or room temperature foods.
Easy to Clean: Melamine is non-porous, so it’s easy to wipe clean, and most melamine dinnerware is dishwasher safe.

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