American Excelsior Company: Starch-based void fill

Eco-Flow is a starch-based void fill from American Excelsior (Arlington, TX). The void fill has been designed to be more humidity-resistant than previous starch-based products and reduces dusting problems that occur with corn-based products.

American Excelsior Company

Oct 31, 1999

Eco-Flow can be air-conveyed in a bulk system or comes packaged in 12 cu' bags.

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American Excelsior Company: Starch-based void fill

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