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Definition of Corrugated board
1. Noun. Cardboard with corrugations (can be glued to flat cardboard on one or both sides).
Lexicographical Neighbors of Corrugated Board
Literary usage of Corrugated board
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Directory of International and Regional Organizations Conducting Standards edited by Maureen Breitenberg (1993)
"Develops testing methods for corrugated board and corrugated cases. ... for a
quality mark for corrugated board cases which has not been widely applied ..."
2. Directory of European Regional Standards-Related Organizations edited by Maureen Breitenberg (1994)
"Develops testing methods for corrugated board and corrugated cases. In 1958 FEFCO
published a regulation for a quality mark for corrugated board cases which ..."
3. Popular Mechanics Shop Notes (1920)
"corrugated board as Pencil Holder A piece of ordinary single-faced corrugated
board, such as used for packing, is very effective in a tray or desk drawer ..."
4. The Express Service and Rates by William Henry Chandler (1914)
"... the combined board having a resistance of not less than 175 pounds to the
square inch, Mullen Test The inner box to be of double-faced corrugated board, ..."
5. Treatises in an Interstate Commerce and Railway Traffic Course by La Salle Extension University (1920)
"The inner box to be of double-faced corrugated board, the outer and inner sheets
being not less ilnu .016 of an inch in thickness, and the combined board ..."
6. A French-English Dictionary for Chemists by Austin McDowell Patterson (1921)
"ondulé, corrugated board. — porcelaine, enameled board. en —, (of books) in boards.
carton-cuir, m. leatherboard. cartonnage, m. binding in boards; ..."
7. Manual of Petrographic Methods by Albert Johannsen (1918)
"A dark pasteboard hood (double-faced corrugated board does very well), with a
curtain reaching to the stage, may be set on this board to exclude practically ..."
8. Manual of Petrographic Methods by Albert Johannsen (1914)
"A dark pasteboard hood (double-faced corrugated board does very well), with a
curtain reaching to the stage, may be set on this board to exclude practically ..."
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