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GIM
(redirected from Glass Insulation Material)

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GIMGlobal Information Management
GIMGeneral Internal Medicine
GIMGénie Industriel et Maintenance (French)
GIMGesellschaft für Informationstechnik und Informationsmanagement
GIMGoa Institute of Management (India)
GIMGross Income Multiplier
GIMGeneral Information Meeting
GIMGlobal Islamic Media
GIMGaining Inventory Manager
GIMGlobal Investment Meet
GIMGroup Information Manager
GIMGlobal Ionospheric Map
GIMGlobal Integration and Modeling
GIMGroup Interaction Modelling (predicts the engineering properties of polymers)
GIMGoogle Instant Messanger
GIMGlass Insulation Material
GIMGlobal Internet Mail
GIMGuided Intelligence Model
GIMGeneralized Impedance Matrix


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Environment Canada: In April 2005, Environment Canada's Environmental Choice Program announced that to be authorized to carry the Environmental Choice Program's EcoLogo, fiber glass insulation materials can not be formulated or manufactured with formaldehyde containing binders.
Johns Manville Formaldehyde-free(TM) Fiber Glass Building Insulation ... by Business Wire
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