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Ultime istruzioni per il montaggio: il responsabile del settore Heinz Brandenberger (a destra) e Markus Gut di Kummler+Matter
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Final installation instructions: Head of Department Heinz Brandenberger (right) and Markus Gut from Kummler+Matter (KuMa)
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L’idea del cellofan, la più famosa plastica trasparente per avvolgere, balenò allo svizzero Jacques Brandenberger, ingegnere tessile, mentre era seduto al ristorante. Un cliente aveva rovesciato una bottiglia di vino sulla tovaglia, lo studioso tornò al suo laboratorio convinto che avrebbe scoperto il modo per applicare una pellicola trasparente ai tessuti rendendoli impermeabili.
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The idea of cellophane, the most popular clear plastic wrapper, jumped to the Swiss textile engineer Jacques Brandenberger’s mind when he was seated at a restaurant. After a customer spilled a bottle of wine onto the tablecloth, he went back to his laboratory convinced that he would discover a way to apply a clear film to cloth, making it waterproof. He conducted research with different materials and eventually applied liquid viscose to cloth. The experiment failed as the cloth became too stiff and brittle. Brandenberger however noted that the coating peeled off in a transparent film that might have other applications. By 1908 he developed a machine that could produce transparent viscose sheets which he marketed as cellophane.
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L’idea del cellofan, la più famosa plastica trasparente per avvolgere, balenò allo svizzero Jacques Brandenberger, ingegnere tessile, mentre era seduto al ristorante. Un cliente aveva rovesciato una bottiglia di vino sulla tovaglia, lo studioso tornò al suo laboratorio convinto che avrebbe scoperto il modo per applicare una pellicola trasparente ai tessuti rendendoli impermeabili.
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The idea of cellophane, the most popular clear plastic wrapper, jumped to the Swiss textile engineer Jacques Brandenberger’s mind when he was seated at a restaurant. After a customer spilled a bottle of wine onto the tablecloth, he went back to his laboratory convinced that he would discover a way to apply a clear film to cloth, making it waterproof. He conducted research with different materials and eventually applied liquid viscose to cloth. The experiment failed as the cloth became too stiff and brittle. Brandenberger however noted that the coating peeled off in a transparent film that might have other applications. By 1908 he developed a machine that could produce transparent viscose sheets which he marketed as cellophane.
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L’idea del cellofan, la più famosa plastica trasparente per avvolgere, balenò allo svizzero Jacques Brandenberger, ingegnere tessile, mentre era seduto al ristorante. Un cliente aveva rovesciato una bottiglia di vino sulla tovaglia, lo studioso tornò al suo laboratorio convinto che avrebbe scoperto il modo per applicare una pellicola trasparente ai tessuti rendendoli impermeabili.
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The idea of cellophane, the most popular clear plastic wrapper, jumped to the Swiss textile engineer Jacques Brandenberger’s mind when he was seated at a restaurant. After a customer spilled a bottle of wine onto the tablecloth, he went back to his laboratory convinced that he would discover a way to apply a clear film to cloth, making it waterproof. He conducted research with different materials and eventually applied liquid viscose to cloth. The experiment failed as the cloth became too stiff and brittle. Brandenberger however noted that the coating peeled off in a transparent film that might have other applications. By 1908 he developed a machine that could produce transparent viscose sheets which he marketed as cellophane.
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Kramsach si trova in Austria a 520 m d’altitudine nella bassa valle tirolese Inntal. Il territorio comunale, che si estende su di una superficie di 26,87 km², è caratterizzato dalla presenza dei monti di Rofan a nord e di quattro laghi e del fiume Brandenberger Ache.
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Kramsach, 520 m above sea level, is located in the Lower Inn Valley in Tyrol, Austria. The view is dominated by the Rofan mountain range north of Kramsach. The municipal territory covers 26.87 km2 and includes four lakes and the river Brandenberger Ache. “Tyrol’s Lake Village” is ideal for vacationers looking for a refreshing summer retreat! The feratel webcam provides you with the current live pictures of Lake Reintalersee.
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Bardill and Bruno Brandenberger. Pavillon am See, Weggis. 16.6.2013. 16 Jun ...
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