- lined chipboard
- оклеенный макулатурный картон
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь. 2001.
lined chipboard
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WVLC (Paper) — WVLC stands for White Vat Lined Chip (a.k.a. white vat) and is type of chipboard with white sides. [cite web|title=Dalton Box|url=http://www.daltonbox.com/glossary/packaging terms.html|accessdate=2007 12 05] It is used when a white interior is… … Wikipedia
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