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Nonplastic molded pulp products

Creator:

Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.)

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Original report issued in 1953. Revised March 1960.

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Technical Report

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the country, to wood- pulp sewer pipe (asphalt-impregnated) and heavy-walled containers for grease and
Paper from wood pulp

Creator:

Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.)

Resource Type:

Technical Report

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AGRICULTURE ROOM PAPER FR®M WOOD PULP UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF
Engelmann spruce for pulp and paper products

Creator:

Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.) and Schafer, Earl R.

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Technical Report

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centers have prompted interest in untapped wood resources in undeveloped regions. Since 1939 Engelmann
Boards and papers from shortleaf pine, black tupelo, and southern white oak neutral sulfite semichemical pulps

Creator:

Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.), Keller, Eugene L., Kingsbury, Ralph M., and Fahey, Donald J.

Abstract:

Information reviewed and reaffirmed 1965. Original report dated January 1959.

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Technical Report

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of the wood. Standard test sheets made from pine and from tupelo were similar in density and strength
Papers and boards from hickory neutral sulfite semichemical pulps

Creator:

Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.), Keller, Eugene L., Kingsbury, Ralph M., and Fahey, Donald J.

Abstract:

Information reviewed and reaffirmed 1965. Original report issued August 1957.

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Technical Report

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- wood boards. Cooking to a yield of 67.2 percent gave a superior product. A pulp prepared from a
Bond and magazine book papers and milk-carton paperboard from old-growth Douglas-fir and red alder pulps

Creator:

Forest Products Laboratory (U.S.), Baird, Parker K., Martin, J. Stanley, and Fahey, Donald J.

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Technical Report

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, and paperboard for milk-carton and punchcard stock. Materials Woods The Douglas-fir wood