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Green reefer parts from Truck Panels
5th October 1989, Page 16
5th October 1989
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Building Insulation Materials, Organic Polymers, Packaging Materials, Insulators, Recyclable Materials, Styrofoam, Polystyrene, Refrigerator Car, Ozone, Environment
• Truck Panels of Leek plans to be concentrating its production on "ozone-friendly" panels for temperature-controlled vehicles by the end of this year.
A supplier to Bedwas Bodyworks, the company uses 99% Styrofoam RTM in its panels. Sales director Martin Gowans believes that Styrofoam is also stronger and less likely to take in moisture than polystyrene.
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