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Lathe creates hardwood flakes for manufacture of "super strong" flakeboard
Author(s): P. Koch
Date: 1973
Source: Wood & Wood Products 78(10):32-34
Publication Series: Miscellaneous Publication
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Most industry members got their first look at a prototype of the Koch lathe at this year's Southern Forest Products Assn. Machinery Exhibition held in Atlanta. With the residue from this machine, Dr. Peter Koch, project leader at the Southern Forest Experiment Station in Pineville, LA thinks it will be possible to create a flake that can be used for making a structural exterior flakeboard to compete in price and function with sheathing grades of plywood.Publication Notes
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Koch, P. 1973. Lathe creates hardwood flakes for manufacture of "super strong" flakeboard. Wood & Wood Products 78(10):32-34Related Search
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