Research on Key Technologies in the Field of Wood Saving and Substitution in Packaging of Electromechanical Products

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Wood saving and substitution is an effective means to relieve the imbalance between wood supply and demand in China. The packaging of electromechanical products consumes a considerable amount of wood, so the promotion of wood saving and substitution in the packaging of electromechanical products has significant meaning in saving quality timber and protecting forest resources and ecological environments. This paper presents the research on key technologies in the field of wood saving and substitution of packing of electromechanical products to resolve problems with substitute materials, manufacturing equipment, technological process and standardization in the field of wood saving and substitution in packaging of electromechanical products in China.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 605-607)

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193-199

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December 2012

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