cellulose pulp

This justifies the addition of cellulose pulp to exemption from registration requirements.

The basic raw material used for paper and board production is cellulose pulp, which is of natural origin.

Argentina is the third biggest producer of cellulose pulp in Latin America.

In 1982, asbestos was completely replaced as the reinforcing agent by cellulose pulp fibre.

They spend roughly a third of their total activity (time moving) actively transporting the cellulose pulp into the nest.

Weyerhaeuser is a leading manufacturer of softwood lumber and cellulose pulps.

Cellulose pulp should therefore also be added to the list of Annex II.

This consists in depositing fine glass micro-balls on the surface of a cellulose pulp cone (paper).

REACH should make clear that this chemical process does not chemically modify the cellulose pulp.

Dried leaf petioles are a source of cellulose pulp, used for walking sticks, brooms, fishing floats and fuel.

Cellulose pulp consists of substances already included in Annex II, namely glucose and starch.

Some of the cellulose pulp may be extracted by dissolving or softening the resinous material between the fibres and thus facilitating their separation.

About 60 to 70 percent of wood product production is used for internal consumption (wood boards, plywood, cellulose pulp, etc.) and the rest for exports.

It is produced by pressing together moist fibers, typically cellulose pulp derived from wood, rags, or grasses, and drying them into flexible sheets.

Glucose and starch are already listed in Annex II, and cellulose pulp should therefore also be listed there.

Demand for chemical cellulose pulp remains weak and prices have declined further in line with NBSK pulp prices.

In the middle of the 19th century, the heavy demand for paper led to the introduction of the so-called acid papers, which used a cellulose pulp base obtained from wood.

The case has ties to a failed investment in the Skeena Cellulose Pulp Mill in Prince Rupert by Chinese businessman Ni Ritao.

And in September a new restorer, Cinzia Parnigoni, began using the approved wet method by applying distilled water through compresses of cellulose pulp on top of Japanese paper.

Numerous interventions place emphasis on the biomass branch, by setting their sights in particular on the construction and expansion of thermal and electric power plants, often linked to the wood cellulose pulp industry.

A Spanish cellulose pulp manufacturer, ENCE, is holding talks with four companies in an attempt to find a partner to complete construction of its cellulose mill in Conchillas, Colonia.

Raw material cellulose pulp sheet is fiberised, then combined with superabsorbent powder to produce a mix of fibres and powder that is formed into a shaped (typically hourglass or similar) absorbent core.

The two blankets on the bed were made of processed cellulose pulp stitched inside loose-spun fibre that didn't have any weave to it and even if I could make strips the knots wouldn't hold enough to bear my weight.

Mr. Ni is being investigated by authorities in China for his role in an alleged bank-loan fraud involving the Skeena Cellulose pulp mill on Watson Island in Prince Rupert.

Great extensions of the Cerrado are also utilised in the production of cellulose pulp for the paper industry, with the cultivation of several species of Eucalyptus and Pinus, but still as a secondary activity.