Pigmented Bonded Glass Tissue for Laminates
Colored chemically bonded thin glass tissue for decorative laminates. HTS 7019.72.90 other colored closed fabric.
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If float glass with fiber layer
Embedded in float glass shifts to 7010.
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• Specify for decorative end-use; check laminate set rules
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