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This study shows that using plasma treatment can improve how recycled plastic and wood stick together, making them better for making particleboard.
This study is the first to apply continuous atmospheric-pressure plasma systems for enhancing adhesion in PET–wood composites, demonstrating scalable methods for industrial use.
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s and wood particles limits their use in particleboard manufacturing. This study investigates atmospheric‑pressure plasma activation as a scalable approach to e
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The findings suggest potential for industrial application in improving adhesion between recycled plastics and wood in composite materials.
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Open original researchUpscaling strategies for atmospheric‑pressure plasma treatment of recycled PET flakes for particleboard adhesionJournal of Adhesion Science and Technology · Published 2026-09-13 ↗Author institutions and listed legal entities are separated; only verified exchange and ticker data is linked.