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hot-pressing
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hot-pressing
The pressure forming, between heated platens, of plywood, laminates, particle-board, fiberboard, etc.; usually requires thermosetting resins and heat for curing.
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Trans-2-hexenal levels were three to six times greater in hot break juices, in which the chopped or crushed grapes are rapidly heated, than in hot press juices, with values ranging from 89 to 206 ng per mL in the former and 27 to 35 ng per mL in the latter.
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Advantage 425 is easy to extrude, provides good finger coverage and features a low minimum use temperature, and Advantage EP-925 is a two-component emulsion polymer isocyanate adhesive that can be used with conventional cold press or hot press equipment.
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