Polyesterharz, Gießharz, Glasgelege, Klebeharz, Topcoat, Gelcoat, Glasfasermatten-Ross-Fisch-Composites
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We observed that this domain is using the Apache/2.2.22 (Debian) os.HTML TITLE
Polyesterharz, Gießharz, Glasgelege, Klebeharz, Topcoat, Gelcoat, Glasfasermatten-Ross-Fisch-CompositesDESCRIPTION
Online-Shop mit großem Sortiment hochwertiger Marken-Kunstharze für viele Anwendungen. Kunstharze f. Kfz, Bootsbau, Formenbau, Gartenteiche, Swimming-Pools u.v.m.PARSED CONTENT
The domain has the following in the web page, "Ross-Composites beantwortet Ihnen gerne Fragen zur Verarbeitung von hochwertigen Kunstharzen." We observed that the web page also stated " Epoxidharz, Vinylesterharz, Gießharz." It also stated " Von Dusche und Bad, Küchenarbeitsplatten und vieles mehr. Schwimmbeckenbeschichtung für pflegeleichte, chlorbeständige Oberflächen. Verwenden Sie zur Erlangung einer optimalen Oberfläche beim Gelcoatauftrag eine Polycon-Spritzpistole." The header had Polyesterharz as the highest ranking keyword. This keyword was followed by Gießharz, Glasgelege, and Klebeharz which isn't as urgent as Polyesterharz. The other words the site uses is Topcoat. Gelcoat is also included and might not be understood by search engines.SEEK OTHER WEB SITES
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