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A Study of Air Flow Effects on the Cushioning Characteristics of Multi Layered Pre-Compressed Fibreboard
Multi-layered corrugated fibreboard, has in recent years been gaining attention as a replacement for polymeric materials for protective packaging for environmental reasons. The properties of pre-compressed multi-layered corrugated fibreboard make it a sustainable replacement for poly-foam and polyst
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