Interfibe Corp
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Description: USA. Manufacturers of cellulose fibers for reinforcement and thickening additive applications in latex based coatings, butyl, silicone, other oil-based sealants, epoxy adhesives and friction materials. Extensive technical information and specifications. List of world wide distributors. Links to related organizations.
Interfibe : The Natural Fiber Solution – Cellulose Fiber, Asphalt , Latex-Based Coatings, Butyl, Silicone, Oil-Based Sealants, Epoxy Adhesives and Friction Materials.
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| Page title: | Interfibe : The Natural Fiber Solution – Cellulose Fiber, Asphalt , Latex-Based Coatings, Butyl, Silicone, Oil-Based Sealants, Epoxy Adhesives and Friction Materials. |
| Keywords: | natural fiber solution, cellulose fiber, asphalt, latex based coatings, butyl, silicone, oil-based sealants, epoxy adhesives, friction materials, pet food fiber, rubber surfaces, road surfaces, drain down, sma overlays, environmentally friendly product, environmentally-friendly, eco-friendly, eco friendly, green living, solon, Interfibe, Cleveland, Ohio, Cuyahoga county |
| Description: | Interfibe Corporation, the Leader in Cellulose Fiber, offers a wide variety of fiber grades that can help reinforce materials and reduce raw material costs in products such as asphalt and latex-based coatings, butyl, silicone, other oil-based sealants, epoxy adhesives and friction materials. Interfibe products are 100% post consumer content, and when used in any product formulation, validate it as an environmentally-friendly product. We also offer Pet-Fibe which is a unique fiber produced for pet food. For road surfaces, SMA overlays require a stabilizer to prevent separation of the asphalt from the aggregate commonly referred to as drain down. The most efficient stabilizer is Interfibe Road-Cel cellulose fiber. Interfibe engineers its lightweight cellulose fibers through a proprietary process that separates fiber bundles into essentially intact individual fibers that yield greater surface area and strength. |
| IP-address: | 216.250.146.65 |
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| Date | Creation Date: 06-may-1997 Expiration Date: 07-may-2014 |