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The Development History of WPC
The company that invented and patented the process to create WPC was Covema of Milan in 1960, founded by Terragni brothers (Dino and Marco). Covema made WPC under the tradename Plastic-Wood.[1][2] After a few years from the invention of the Plastic-Wood the company Icma San Giorgio patented the first process to add wood fiber/wood flour to the thermoplastics (WPCs).[3]
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- Creating Stylish Outdoor Boundaries: Exploring the Latest Trends in Modern WPC Fencing Designs and Styles
- PVC Decking vs. WPC Decking: A Head-to-Head Comparison for Your Outdoor Space
- How Much Is the Price of WPC Flooring?
- How is Second-Generation WPC Flooring Produced?
- Easy Guide: How to Clean and Maintain Your WPC Deck Boards
- Creating Stylish Outdoor Boundaries: Exploring the Latest Trends in Modern WPC Fencing Designs and Styles
- PVC Decking vs. WPC Decking: A Head-to-Head Comparison for Your Outdoor Space
- How Much Is the Price of WPC Flooring?
- How is Second-Generation WPC Flooring Produced?
- Easy Guide: How to Clean and Maintain Your WPC Deck Boards
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