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wood filler

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wood filler [′wu̇d ′filĀ·ər]
(materials)
A paste designed to fill the pores of open-grained woods such as ash, chestnut, mahogany, and oak.


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The results for silane and wood filler may have a significant degree of error since there seemed to be no common term such as biocomposite, natural origin filler or organic filler, that would give a greater number of hits.
Injection and compression molders are modifying their formulations and replacing some wood filler with agricultural fibers like hemp, flax, rice hulls, or wheat straw.
Battenfeld says producing parts with wood filler can yield cost advantages over unfilled thermoplastics, especially in the case of thick walls, where holding and cooling phases can be shortened.
 
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