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mechanical properties EN 622-1 -
Fibreboards —
Specifications — Part 1:
General requirements EN 622-2 -
Fibreboards —
Specifications — Part 2: Requirements...
- Medium-density
fibreboard (MDF) is an
engineered wood
product made by
breaking down
hardwood or
softwood residuals into wood fibre,
often in a defibrator...
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company has two subsidiaries:
Nordic Fibreboard Ltd. (deals with the sale and
production of
fibreboards) and Pärnu
Riverside Development OÜ (deals...
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weakest type of fiberboard,
except for
insulation board. Medium-density
fibreboard and hardboard, also
called high-density fiberboard, are
stronger and denser...
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Fiberboard (American English) or
fibreboard (British English) is a type of
engineered wood
product that is made out of wood fibers.
Types of fiberboard...
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conversion of wood to
fibres (defibration) for
producing medium density fibreboards (MDF). As an
oxygen scavenger agent, it is used to
treat water being...
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which belongs to the
fibreboards; from the past, it is
typically called hardboard.
Technically this is a wet-process
fibreboard glued only with the natural...
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produced using the wet
process only. In
Europe today, the same type of
fibreboard product generated by the wet process, is
named as
Natural Fibre Board...
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Retrieved December 11, 2011. "Ortiz V.
Fibreboard Corp". Law.cornell.edu.
Retrieved December 11, 2011. "Borel v.
Fibreboard Paper Products Corporation, 493 F...
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include fibreboards,
insulating fibreboards, wood
particle mouldings and wood
plastic composites. The
quality and
processing of
fibreboards and insulating...
