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• Flexible Shuttering for Vans

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8th March 1963

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Page 57, 8th March 1963 — • Flexible Shuttering for Vans

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ONE of the uses for flexible shuttering described in patent No. 905,937 is for closing the rear of a van. It consists of corrugated sheets, flexible in one plane but rigid in the other. The material is plastics-bonded glass fibre having a reinforcement rod, strip or cord in each valley of the corrugations. The material can be made either translucent or opaque as required. (Mickleover Transport Ltd., 31 St. Petersburgh Place, London, W.2.)