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A process for manufacturing a kind of fibrous, woody, white or not cellulose that presents the characteristics of rag paste and can replace cellulose in all its applications, especially in stationery.
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A process for manufacturing a kind of fibrous, woody, white or not cellulose that presents the characteristics of rag paste and can replace cellulose in all its applications, especially in stationery.
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A process for manufacturing a kind of fibrous, woody, white or not cellulose that presents the characteristics of rag paste and can replace cellulose in all its applications, especially in stationery.
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A process for manufacturing a kind of fibrous, woody, white or not cellulose that presents the characteristics of rag paste and can replace cellulose in all its applications, especially in stationery.
A process for manufacturing a kind of fibrous, woody, white or not cellulose that presents the characteristics of rag paste and can replace cellulose in all its applications, especially in stationery.
A process for manufacturing a kind of fibrous, woody, white or not cellulose that presents the characteristics of rag paste and can replace cellulose in all its applications, especially in stationery.
Procedure to disintegrate, bleach and improve vegetable fibers of all kinds and to obtain pure white cellulose, especially for the paper and textile industry.
A procedure for the defibration and cleaning of any vegetable matter applicable to the manufacture of paper, cardboard, threads, tow and other similar articles.
The industrial product carrones or cylinders that are applied in the machines for preparing and manufacturing yarns and in the looms of a product known under different names, the most common being that of vulcanized fiber.