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tBU GmbH
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tBU GmbH |
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http://www.tbu-gmbh.de/ |
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Germany. M??nster University of Applied Science affiliated institute for technical research and certification in technical textiles, geosynthetics, building conservation and materials testing. Testing and development of geosynthetics and technical textiles. Comprehensive list of applied tests. English and German. |
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Jul 19, 2006 |
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